The Food Lab: The Science of Pie Dough

23 Nov 2011 12:00 #1 by Wayne Harrison
If there's one thing that instills fear into the hearts and minds of American cooks, it's pie crust. I know. At one time, I was one of those people. Pie crusts were the Mumm-ra to my Lion-O, and it was all because they were a mystery to me. What makes them flaky? What makes them tender? And most importantly, how come mine used to come out like pliant pieces of leather instead of buttery and delicious?

http://sweets.seriouseats.com/2011/07/t ... sweets-sb3

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23 Nov 2011 13:03 #2 by CinnamonGirl
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Cool. Nice find. I just started using the ready made this year because it is easier but a good pie crust is important. I also make one with alot of oil in it for a frozen pie. That makes it freeze better. They say cooking is an art and baking is a science.

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06 Dec 2011 17:51 #3 by znovkovic
Nadia G from Bitchin Kitchen had a great recipe using pretzels (food processor) combined with melted butter and ...crap this is all i could find!
http://bitchinlifestyle.tv/Bitchin-Kitc ... Cream.html

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06 Dec 2011 17:52 #4 by znovkovic

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