The ultimate Blueberry Pie Recipe! It’s simple to make, bursting with sweet, juicy berries and topped with a classic lattice crust. All you need is a generous scoop of vanilla ice cream over your warm slice of pie.
We love making pies from scratch, from Classic Pumpkin Pie to Apple Pie. If you’re a fan of homemade pies, then this blueberry pie recipe is a must, especially when fresh blueberries are in season. Watch my video tutorial and see how it’s done.

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Blueberry Pie Recipe
When blueberries are in season, I can’t resist buying a few pints for snacking and several more for this old-fashioned blueberry pie recipe. While other fruit pies require a lot of prep work—pitting (Cherry Pie), peeling (Peach Pie) and slicing—making blueberry pie filling is practically effortless. Wash the berries, then toss them with the other ingredients and you’re done. So easy!
And this leaves you more time to focus on the crust. I always use my favorite Pie Crust Recipe, which is easy to make, buttery, and perfectly flaky. You simply can’t get the same flavor and texture from storebought refrigerated rolls of pie crust.
Blueberry Pie Video Tutorial
Watch how to make this easy blueberry pie recipe then go forth and bake. There are so many reasons to love this recipe:
- Juicy berries – Every bite is literally bursting with blueberry flavor.
- Buttery crust – The crust is made with real butter instead of oil or shortening, which means it’s extra delicious.
- Satisfying – Maybe it sounds strange, but weaving that lattice crust is actually kind of fun—and nothing beats the sense of accomplishment you’ll feel when you pull this perfect blueberry pie out of the oven.
- Classic summer dessert – Making blueberry pie should be on everyone’s summer bucket list.

Ingredients
Scroll down to the recipe card below this post for ingredient quantities and full instructions.
- Pie crust – We use our go-to recipe for pie crust. You’ll need two crusts, one for the bottom and one for the top.
- Blueberries – Buy sweet juicy berries and get organic if you can (see tips below on selecting sweet blueberries).
- Lemon – Both the zest and the juice; zest the lemon first, then juice it.
- All-purpose flour – This thickens the filling as the berries release their juices.
- Sugar – You can adjust this and use more if your berries are tart, or less if your berries are especially sweet.
- Cinnamon – It compliments blueberries beautifully for a classic blueberry pie flavor.
- Egg – Whisk this with water to create an egg wash for the crust.

Tools for Homemade Pie
- 9-inch, deep pie pan – This allows for A TON of blueberries!
- Rolling pin – A simple one will do.
- Food processor – Or use a pastry cutter to cut the butter into the flour.
Pro Tip: I like using a food processor to work the butter into the flour for the crust, but a pastry blender will also work. Dip it in flour first to keep the butter from sticking; if the butter still gets stuck in it, you can use a butter knife to push it out.
How to Make Blueberry Pie
It’s time to roll up your sleeves and get baking. Here’s what you’ll need to do.
- Make the crust – Follow the pie crust recipe and chill the two disks of dough for an hour. Roll the first disk into a 13-inch circle and carefully transfer it to a 9-inch pie pan.
- Prepare the lattice strips – Roll the remaining pie crust into a 12-inch circle. Use a pizza cutter to slice it into 10 strips (1-inch wide).
- Preheat the oven – Position a rack in the center of the oven and preheat to 375ºF.
- Make the filling – Toss together the blueberries, lemon zest, lemon juice, sugar, flour, and cinnamon in a large mixing bowl. Transfer this mixture into the pie crust, mounding it slightly in the center.
- Weave the lattice crust – Use the strips of dough to create a lattice top, then pinch the edges to seal the crust and crimp.
- Make the egg wash – Brush the egg wash over the top crust.
- Bake – Bake the pie for 50 to 60 minutes, or until the crust is golden and the blueberry filling is bubbling.

How to Create a Lattice Pie Crust
You can read the instructions for making a lattice-top pie crust and it probably won’t make any sense to you until you see it in pictures—and then you’ll say, “Aha! I get it now!” So look at the pictures, read over these steps, and then try it for yourself.
- Place 5 strips of dough over the pie crust, with the longer strips in the center and shorter strips towards the edges.
- Fold back every other strip halfway and place a long strip in the center perpendicular to the first 5 strips.
- Fold the strips back over the new line and fold back the alternate strips. Continue adding and alternating strips, then switch to the other side of the pie and continue until the lattice is complete.
Click here for my full, step-by-step tutorial on How to Make a Lattice Pie Crust.

Pro Tip: For a little sparkle and extra sweetness, you can sprinkle the top crust with coarse sugar before baking. Sugar in the raw, turbinado sugar or sanding sugar will all work.
Common Questions
While cornstarch works, I prefer thickening fruit pies with flour because the consistency seems better.
Look for berries that are plump and deep, dark blue. A silvery coating on the outside of the berry is fine, but if the berries are light purple, pinkish, or green, they’re not fully ripe and won’t be very sweet.
You can make a blueberry pie with frozen blueberries without thawing them first. Note that it may take slightly longer for the blueberries to bubble at the top.
You can make this recipe work for an 8-inch deep pie pan, or 10-inch pie pan by rolling out the crust smaller or bigger. Avoid short pie pans which will overflow with this quantity of blueberries.
If you double this recipe, you’ll need to make two pies instead of one.

Make-Ahead
Here’s how to store and reheat blueberry pie:
- To Refrigerate: You can make the dough for the pie crust up to 3 days in advance and store it in the refrigerator.
- Freezing: The finished pie can be wrapped tightly and frozen for up to 2 months. You can also freeze individual slices if you have leftovers.
- To Reheat: Let a frozen pie thaw in the refrigerator. I love to warm up my slice in the microwave just until heated through (35-45 seconds) or warm it up in a 325ºF oven.

This blueberry pie is easy to make, and you’ll love the juicy filling and irresistibly flaky crust. It’s sure to become a summertime tradition!
More Blueberry Recipes to try
If you love this blueberry pie, then you won’t want to miss these reader-favorite blueberry recipes:
- Blueberry Crumble
- Lemon Blueberry Cake
- Blueberry Muffins
- Blueberry Smoothie
- Pierogi with Blueberries
Blueberry Pie Recipe

Ingredients
- 1 recipe for pie crust, yields 2 crusts
- 6 cups blueberries, rinsed and well drained, (2 lbs or 32 oz)
- 1 tsp lemon zest , from 1 lemon
- 2 Tbsp lemon juice, freshly squeezed
- 4 1/2 Tbsp all-purpose flour
- 1/2 cup granulated sugar
- 1 tsp ground cinnamon
- 1 egg , + 1 Tbsp water, for egg wash
Instructions
- Roll the second crust into a 12" circle and use a pizza cutter to slice into ten 1-inch strips.
- In a large mixing bowl, combine 6 cups blueberries, 1 tsp lemon zest, 2 Tbsp lemon juice, 1/2 cup granulated sugar, 4 1/2 Tbsp flour, 1 tsp cinnamon and toss to combine. Transfer blueberries into the dough-lined pie pan, mounding it just slightly in the center and keeping the edges clean of blueberry juice.
- Using the 10 strips of dough, create a lattice crust over the top: Place 5 strips of dough evenly over the pie, with the longer strips in the center. Fold back every other strip halfway and place a long strip in the center perpendicular to the first 5 strips. Fold the strips back over the new line and fold back the alternate strips. Continue adding and alternating strips, then switch to the other side of the pie and continue until the woven lattice is finished. Pinch the edges to seal then crimp for a fluted pattern.
- Beat together 1 egg and 1 Tbsp water and brush the egg wash over the lattice crust and edges. Bake in the center of the oven at 375˚F for 50-60 minutes, or until the crust is golden and blueberry juice is bubbling at the edges.
Hi Natasha I will be making this one in a few days company coming over, my question please can I use 3 or 5 cups of blueberries instead of 6 cups? Thank you
Hi Laurna, 5 cups would be better than 3 for a fuller pie and be sure to cut down the rest of the filling ingredients proportionally. I hope you love the blueberry pie!
Natasha Thank you for your reply I appreciate your help, I will follow what you said. I will be making the pie today for my company coming over, I will let you know how the pie comes out.
Thanks again.
I look forward to your feedback!
Hello Natasha, thanks again for another great recipe in regards to the blueberry pie. I ended up making it using 6 cups of frozen blueberries the blueberries were frozen and small in size turned out very good my company like it., next time I will use fresh blueberries.
You’re welcome! I’m so happy you enjoyed it
Natasha please tell me how much of each ingredients to use since I am cutting my blueberries to 5 cups.
😊 thank you.
Hi Laurna, if you click on the “servings” number which is 8 in this case, you can adjust it up or down and the ingredients will scale for you. I hope that helps!
Natasha thank you for your help I appreciate it.😊
The crust was perfect. The pie was a little tart bu that could’ve been because of the blueberries. Next time more sugar or less lemon juice. I’m sure each time you make it the berries are different. I’ll try and error on the sweet side next time. All in all a great recipe.
I hope that works for you, Denis. Yes, you are welcome to alter that to match the berry tartness.
Delicious! Everyone loved it. I used frozen blueberries and cooked it for an hour. Love all your recipes!
I’m so happy to hear that! You just made my day! Thank you, Irene!
Do you have to grease the pie pan?
Hi Sarah! That is not necessary
Can I make the dough and pie filling a day or two before I make the pie? Just keep them separate?
That should be fine. I would love to know how you like that if you experiment. Be sure to keep it wrapped securely to not let the dough dry out.
I made this filling and used it in a slab pie in a 9″ x13″x1″ jellyroll pan. The filing is delicious! I used frozen blueberries with no problems.
That’s so great! Thank you for sharing that with me!!
My pie has so much juice st the bottom of it and the bottom pie crust isn’t there anymore what did I do wrong? Anything would help
Karin, did you alter the recipe in any way?
Hy ! What diameter the tray has !? Thank you ! 😘
Hi Roxy! We used this 9″ pie pan here.
Thank you very much !! ❤ I have one more question !! I have a detachable cakes pan ! It’s good for this pie ? 🙈 Sorry for disturbing you again !
Are you referring to a springform? or what kind of detachable pan?
Yes !! A springform !! Its good ?
Hi Roxy, a springform pan is a little risky because it can leak blueberry juices. If you would like to risk it, maybe bake it over a rimmed baking sheet lined with foil.
I baked it few days ago, my pie came beautiful and tasty.
I really enjoyed the combination between blueberries, cinammon and lemon, I also added balsamic vinager to my pie and definitely it made the blueberries more flavorful.
Thanks Natasha for a great recipe.
My pleasure, Naye! Thank you for the awesome review! 🙂
wow…
amazing.. superb
no word for this post..
it looks so delicious .
Thank you for your amazing feedback!
Could you make this pie, and before baking it, freeze it instead?
Hi Ana! Yes it is best to freeze before baking vs after if you plan on doing that. Freezing after will cause the dough to be tougher.
Can I use frozen blueberries? I thought I could freeze before baking it.
Hi Paula! That may work. You may have to adjust bake time a bit since it make take longer. I hope you love it!
Hi Natasha! If I freeze the pie before baking, its probably best to thaw once I am ready to bake right?
Yes it is best to freeze before baking vs after if you plan on doing that. Freezing after will cause the dough to be tougher. You can do it either way honestly. I have let it thaw before baking before and it worked out really well!
Yum! i gonna bake it , but the way, Hello,
I’m looking for the recipe for a typical Moroccan dish, which I enjoyed during my stay in Morocco in a restaurant called Rab Rabat Dar Rbatia, its name is beef lamb with prunes and apricots, it is a very well known dish in Morocco, a mixed sweet salty. I want to cook this dish at home in a tagine that I brought with me during my stay. And I found the recipe on the website of the restaurant, https://darrbatia.com/best-moroccan-recipes and I wanted to know in your opinion if it’s the right recipe to follow or if you can offer me a better . any help
Hi Sara, We have these Moraccan recipes here and here you may like. I haven’t tried that specific recipe so I wouldn’t know what I’m comparing it too. Sounds delicious however.
Wow this pie is looking SO SO good to me right now!!!
I agree! Thank you Allyson!
I LOVE blueberry pie I cant wait to make this recipe!
We love it also, Thanks Beth!
This needs to happen at my house very soon!!
I agree! I’m so happy you discovered this recipe, Erin!
Oooooh!! This Blueberry Pie looks and sounds AMAZING! I can’t wait to try it!
Thanks Jessica! I hope you LOVE it! 🙂
This is the best recipe I’ve found for a blueberry pie! Delicious!
Thank you so much Krissy!! 🙂
I also always sprinkle a little good quality balsamic vinegar over the berries as it intensifies the flavor of the blueberries.
Oh my goodness that sounds great!! I bet it gives it great depth of flavor. Thanks for sharing!!
Your welcome.I use balsamic with berries in the same way vanilla extract is added to recipes as you say to add depth. Enjoy!
To Anne and Natasha, adding balsamic vinegar sounds interesting. Would you use it to replace the lemon juice or can you do both?
Oooh great question!
I do both the balsamic just makes the berry flavor deeper. The lemon complements the berry flavor.
How much balsamic viniger would you suggest adding? Thanks
How much balsamic viniger do you suggest using?
Hi Aatish, I haven’t tried this with balsamic so I can’t really speak to that.
I have never measured. I just cover the bottle opening with my thumb and sprinkle over the berries. I would have to guess a teaspoon to 1 1/2 teaspoons. it doesn’t take much especially if you are using lemon as well but it does make the flavor more intense and bright. hope that helps.
Hi, Natasha. The pie looks so good, I’d like to make it tomorrow but I don’t have enough blueberries, can I substitute some with strawberries or even another fruit? Would the rest of the ingredients change? Thank you !
Hi Ginka, I think that could work to make it a berry pie if you are short on blueberries. Add as much blueberries as you have and sub in the rest of the berries to make it a berry pie.
i just put this baby in the oven for me and my hubby to enjoy thanks Natasha
You’re so welcome. Rosemary! Enjoy!