We tested three common fats—butter, shortening, and lard—to see which would produce the crispiest, flakiest pie crust. If you ...
If your recipe calls for an empty, baked pie crust, you need to blind bake your dough. This just means baking your crust by ...
A heat-resistant silicone mat is ideal for rolling out dough, but you can also use parchment or waxed paper. A glass pie plate is a must because it’s the best heat conductor for a golden bottom crust.
This all‑butter pie crust recipe uses cold butter, flour, and a splash of vinegar for a flaky, golden crust. No shortening or ...
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I've Made Hundreds Of Pies—Here's My Guide To Troubleshooting Any Problem
As a Pastry Chef, I've made hundreds of delicious pies. Here are the answers to the top troubleshooting questions I get, ...
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I Tested 3 Types of Flour for Pie Crust—Here’s the One That Stayed Crisp and Flaky for Days
We made three pie crusts—each with a different type of flour—to find the one that would make the crispiest, flakiest one.
View the original article to see embedded media. What's the Most Common Way to Make Pie Crust? Before we give you the scoop on Sheehan's masterpiece, let us remind you of the classic way to make a pie ...
This easy no-roll pie crust recipe requires just one bowl, an electric mixer, and your best tool in the kitchen: your hands.
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