After making pie crust, cookies, biscuits and roux with this flour it's clear that this will be the only flour we use to bake going forward.
Not exact matches
Then of course I am too lazy to
make mini
pie crusts so I whipped up a shortbread and a custard and threw it all together later that evening (
after the kids went to bed, we have a problem with sharing around here).
I have gluten free
pie crusts made in the freezer that have to be used up,
after all!
In any case, I'll be
making this
crust to fill with Pecan Pie and Pumpkin Pie for Christmas Day — and probably many times
after that for fruit
pies this summer.
The
crust was easy to work with and
after baking was flaky and buttery, the filling was absolutely delicious (I
made it with Antonavka apples - they're the best apples for
pies, I assure you) with the heavy cream addition working wonderfully with the other contents, and the struesel topping was the perfect texture, not too floury and tasted just the way a struesel should.
I followed the recipe to a tee and my
pie crust still was all poofy despite the weights and
after I
made the sauce, I decided against it, seems it would
make the whole thing too soupy.
After cutting the pastry
crust into squares and topping with filling, they are folded over diagonally to
make gorgeous pasties (aka turnovers or hand
pies).
After hearing this I've decided to
make a video tutorial on my vodka
pie crust.
I realized shortly
after I put it together that the flavors and ingredients were pretty similar, with the exception of the
crust, which
makes the
pie form of the meal decidedly more indulgent.
After my Easy Pumpkin Pie Bites took Pinterest by storm, I knew I just had to re create my festive mini
pies in a spring / summertime flavor, so I
made little flower
crust cups for my filling.
This week I'm proud to say that I have had a mini lemon cheesecake
pie after dinner every night #guiltfree too, because the
pie crust is
made without the processed ingredients usually found in
pie crust recipes.