A pie that combines the magic of raspberry and coconut together! This Raspberry Coconut Macaroon Pie starts with a flaky pie crust that envelops fresh or frozen raspberries with coconut and baked off with a streusel that is reminiscent of a coconut macaroon.

Raspberry Coconut Pie

The first time I made this pie was for my very best friend’s wedding. This Raspberry Coconut Macaroon Pie was one of 18 pies that I baked and concocted on the fly without recipes while 8-1/2 months pregnant. As far as I could tell, it was the most popular pie of the night. I spent the next 5 years kicking myself for not writing down the recipe. I’ve made it countless times since then, attempting to recreate it. My memory has faded as to what exactly that pie tasted like that night, but I can tell you: this pie is something special.

This Raspberry Coconut Macaroon Pie has a juicy and bright raspberry and coconut filling that is topped with a coconut macaroon streusel. The streusel partially bakes into the raspberries, creating a layer of raspberry coconut macaroon that is so good! The pie can be baked in a butter or cream cheese pie pastry or your favorite pie crust.

Raspberry Coconut Pie Ingredients

9″ pie crust
frozen or fresh raspberries
sugar
cornstarch
salt
unsweetened shredded coconut
almond extract
unsalted butter
all-purpose flour

Make Ahead Tips

As with most pies, there are a few steps you need to complete to get to the finished pie. A lot of these components can be broken down into steps and done ahead of time. You can make the pie dough ahead of time. You can prepare the dough up to 2 days ahead, or up to 3 months in the freezer. You can roll out the pastry up to 1 day ahead of time. Roll out the bottom crust and place in a pie pan. Keep in the refrigerator, covered completely, until you are ready to make the pie.

Fruit pies are perfect to prepare ahead of time in totality, up until the point of baking. To freeze this pie, place the whole pie on a sheet pan and place in a freezer. Once frozen (at least 12 hours) wrap the whole pie in plastic wrap very tightly twice, and then cover with aluminum foil. Don’t forget to label it!

It is best to cook any frozen pie within 3 months because the longer they are stored in the freezer, the less pronounced the flavor is. However, you can wait as long as 1 year if frozen properly. You can bake a fruit pie directly from the freezer. In my opinion, doing this is EVEN BETTER than a fruit pie baked from fresh. The reason is because the crust has a chance to cook first, before the filling does, so you can ensure you have a beautifully crisp crust and evenly cooked filling.

To Bake this Raspberry Pie From Frozen:

Unwrap the frozen pie and let sit at room temperature for 10-15 minutes, or until the dough is tacky. Pre-heat oven to 425ºF.
When the oven has reached 425º put an egg-wash on the crust.
Bake on the lower middle rack for 10 minutes.
Lower the oven temperature to 400º and put a piece of aluminum foil around over the whole pie to prevent the coconut from burning. Cook for another 45-50 minutes or until the pie filling has puffed up.

How to Serve It

Serve this pie slightly warm or at room temperature with a dusting of powdered sugar. It can be served as is, with whipped cream, or a la mode with vanilla ice cream!

To store the pie, you can leave at room temperature, covered, for 1 day. For longer storage cover and place in the refrigerator.

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