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Help! Need CRISP pie crust recipe for one crust cream pie!!
Comments (10)My hunch, if it was central VA and a BBQ place, was that it wasn't a pate sucree or something similar. It was probably an "American" pie crust. You can make a great flaky crust in about four minutes with butter, flour, and a little ice cold water. Can add a pinch of salt if you want. Leave some pretty large chunks of butter and make sure you do the fraisage. Like always, let it sit for an hour or so or even a day before rolling it out. Most likely based on cost and region, they probably used shortening, but don't. It tastes bad and makes your crust have a bad mouthfeel. Just use butter. Bake it well, maybe weighing it down, and make sure you bake it very close to the time you are going to use it. In other words, don't bake it today for use tomorrow or the next day. It's never as crisp as it is the first day. Let it cool, fill and serve immediately. The water from the filling will start to soften it right away, so you don't want to let that sit if you want to maintain the crispiness. This post was edited by rosesinny on Mon, Feb 18, 13 at 17:57...See MoreHelp! Need Pie Crust Recipe
Comments (22)Lars, I am going to have to try that one... too interesting not to, lol.. I buy cottage cheese to have on hand for a childhood comfort food of spaghetti and cottage cheese, so next time I'll buy a large container and try it. I'll report back. I like the Nathans crust, and that perfect butter crust that Terri posted is about what I usually do. I don't usually use a recipe since I've made so many pies, often in large numbers. That crust that uses 5#'s of flour is a good one too. I love oatmeal so I'm going to have to try Ann's Maple Oat one too. We picked up a bunch of apples today at the heritage farm, and I think that would be good with them. Thanks for posting it Terri. The only one I don't care for is the one that uses vodka. I've tried it a couple times and just didn't care for it. Didn't care for the taste and texture could have been better. I drink vodka, so the taste shouldn't have been a problem, lol. I do better winging it.. smiles. Those pie crust pinwheels were made with the last of that crust I had frozen. I didn't even like it used as that but luckily Christy liked them. Wasn't my technique, since I have no trouble with a light hand anyplace else, plus I made it twice, had to give it a good chance. But, hey, that's what this place is about. Not everyone will like every recipe....See MorePie crusts drama. Should have just drunk the vodka.
Comments (24)Not growing up, but I do now. We moved for my dad's work when I was in second grade. The 'new' house had a big patch of rhubarb which I suspect my mother had never seen. I don't remember her making much use of it, and there was a big commercial sized freezer in the basement of that house. (It held an occasional salmon and lonely large container of ice cream from time to time) My sister and I would 'sneak' the sugar bowl, go out back and cut rhubarb, dip, eat. Great fun. I can't remember why we felt the need to be sneaky, no one cared if we consumed sugar or not in those days and the rhubarb wasn't otherwise in demand. And by the way, I'm another don't spoil the rhubarb recipes with strawberries. I love rhubarb-only pie....See MoreIna Garten’s Perfect Pie Crust
Comments (5)Thanks, guys! I don’t make a lot of pies over the course of the year, so it’s hard to get really good at it. Usually a strawberry rhubarb in spring, blueberry in summer, then apple in fall. I almost always use Amy Theilen’s crust recipe, but have wanted to try Ina’s for a while now; but it’s back to all-butter for me, it’s so much tastier, even if it doesn’t hold the crimp quite as well. I love Ina’s crostata crust, and am thinking of trying that for the next pie I make…it’s got a lot of sugar in it, but it’s so good!! Here is the all-butter pie crust I usually use - it’s got a bit more butter than other all-butter recipes I’ve seen and also has vinegar in it. https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/blueberry-lemon-pie-with-a-butter-crust-2178980.amp...See More- 5 years ago
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