Carefully wrap
the pie dough around a rolling pin and transfer to a pie pan, gently press the down, without stretching, so it is touching the entire pan and not just hanging from the sides.
Using the rolling pin and the bottom piece of wax paper to help you, roll
pie dough around the rolling pin and gently lift the dough over top of the pie plate.
Not exact matches
I'm not a pastry expert, but I'm not afraid of it either, and I know my way
around a
pie dough.
Move it so that the end of the
dough is on the edge of the
pie plate and slowly unwrap the
dough from
around the rolling pin.
Create an even edge for the
dough around the lip of the
pie pan.
Roll the
dough loosely
around the rolling pin and unroll it into a
pie plate, leaving at least 1 - inch overhang.
There are a few components, but three of them (the poached pears, the butterscotch, and the
dough) can be made ahead of time and store beautifully, so that when
pie day rolls
around, you will be prepared and calm and ready to make the most beautiful, bad - ass
pie of your life.
Gluten - Free Holiday Baking includes basic building - block recipes, such as wheatless
pie crusts and empanada
dough, as well as festive baked goods from
around the world.
Wrap
dough lightly
around rolling pin and transfer to a 9»
pie pan.
Flaky gluten - free
pie dough wrapped
around sautéed kale, roasted sweet potatoes, and oodles of cheese makes a spectacular vegetarian main dish (or side dish, or appetizer) for any holiday table.
Fold under the overhang of
dough to create a thick edge
around the
pie.
Fold the overhanging
dough toward the center of the
pie, pleating it all the way
around.
Transfer to the
pie pan and press
around the edges to secure the
dough into the pan.
Spread the almond flour out evenly over the
pie dough, leaving a 2 - inch border
around the outside.
Roll the
dough around the rolling pin and position over a 9 - inch glass
pie plate.
Press the
dough down and
around your
pie plate evenly.
With the fruits of summer coming
around, and this
dough recipe that makes enough for three
pies, you can't go wrong here.
A very simple and easy way to make
pie is to make the base
dough and then play
around with the toppings.
Wrap
dough lightly
around rolling pin and transfer to a 9 - inch
pie pan.
The pastry for katmer
pie falls into the same sort of category as phyllo or strudel: thin sheets of
dough brushed with butter, wrapped
around a sweet or savoury filling.
Moisten the edges of the
pie crust by dipping your fingers in a little cold water and spreading it
around the
dough round.
Cut off any excess from the strips and pinch together the top and bottom
pie dough between your thumb and forefinger to make a sealed edge
around the rim.
However, I must confess that sometimes I just don't have two hours to wait
around for my
pie dough to get super cold.
Instead of rolling a batch of
dough into a flat
pie, I folded it
around a chunky, satisfying filling to make a spinach tomato calzone.
Spoon about 2 heaping tablespoons of the cooled cherry
pie filling onto the bottom center of each
dough piece, making sure to leave at least a 1/2 inch rim
around the filling for sealing the turnover.
If desired, roll thin long pieces of the
dough to create a «
pie crust»
around the edges of the dish.
Use the parchment to lift and wrap
dough around rolling pin; carefully unroll over a 9 - inch
pie plate.
Roll
dough loosely
around rolling pin, then release into
pie pan.
Roman says to crimp only
around the lip of the
pie dish — move any further into the
pie and you risk tearing or puncturing the
dough.
Fold edges under and crimp all the way
around, making sure
dough extends to the outer edge of the lip of the
pie dish (this will create a shelf for the
dough to sit on, preventing it from sliding back into dish).
Work your way
around the
pie, and move quickly to prevent the
dough from becoming too soft and unmanageable.
Using your hands, or wrapping
dough around a floured rolling pin if you're nervous, carefully transfer uncut round of
dough to a 9»
pie dish.
She inverts
pie tins onto the thin sheet of
dough and traces imperfect circles
around them.
Using your hands, or wrapping
dough around a floured rolling pin if you're nervous, carefully transfer round of
dough to a 9»
pie dish.
For a single - crusted
pie, use a pair of scissors to trim the
dough so that it overhangs the edge by 1/2 inch all
around.
Transfer disk to
pie plate by rolling
dough around rolling pin and unrolling over 9 1/2 - inch
pie plate or by folding
dough in quarters, then placing
dough point in center of
pie plate and unfolding.
While you are rolling out the
dough, the parchment paper may slide
around; however, the parchment paper makes for a very easy transfer into the
pie plate.
Moisten the edges of the
pie crust by dipping your fingers in a little cold water and spreading it
around the
dough round.