Brush
edges of pie pan with egg wash.
I had so much fun with this part, and though some of the leaves which I set too close to
the edge of the pie pan drooped off a little, I'm just a little in love with how it turned out.
Then place the rolling pin on
the edge of your pie pan and unravel the dough.
Roll out the dough large enough to hang over
the edges of your pie pan.
Cut out leaf shapes and secure to
the edges of the pie pan with a bit of egg wash.
The circle should be slightly larger than the upper
edge of the pie pan.
Gently remove the top sheet of parchment paper and gently pat down the edges of the crust so that they stick to
the edge of your pie pan.
Not exact matches
I unrolled the paper - thin dough into the
pie pan, where it barely peeked over the
edges, filled it with the apple mixture, wrestled again with the second round
of pâte brisée, and then finally draped the «lid» over the filling.
Spoon the blueberry filling into 1/4
of the
pie (unfold the
edges so they hang over the
pan), and the cherry into the other 3/4.
Place the
pie pan upside down so it fits just inside the
edges of the rolled out dough.
Create an even
edge for the dough around the lip
of the
pie pan.
Lay the rolled out puff pastry dough in the prepared tart
pan (a shallow
pie dish works well too) and trim the
edges using the
edge of a rolling pin rolled across the top.
Pipe the bottom
of the
pie in the bottom
of the
pan, and then drizzle crowded mounds on the
edges in order to create a crust - like shape.
Take second shell out
of pan, invert over
pie filling, press
edges together to seal.
Lay the
pie crust over the peaches and tuck the
edges into the sides
of the
pan.
When ready to slice the
pie, gently run a knife along the
edges of the
pie to help release it from the
pan.
To create the pattern on the top, use a cake frosting spatula or similar broad knife, and hold it at the outer
edge of the
pie (in one place) while turning the
pie pan.
Create your tart shells by pressing the
pie mixture into the bottom and
edges of the tart
pans and up the sides.
If Montmorency tart cherry juices have overflowed, you may want to take a toothpick and run it along the
edges of the tart
pans to loosen
pies while still luke warm.