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Recipe(tried): Pie Crust (2 double crusts +1)
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Pat Riley 5-7-1997
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 MSG ID: 002648
I have found that if you just replace the lard or shortening in your favorite pie pastry recipe with butter, you get a much 'shorter' pastry than the flaky pastry with lard.
Here's my favorite "idiot-proof" recipe - I use it often and always in our Donut shop.
In a bowl place: 5 cups flour
1 tablespoon baking powder
1 teaspoon salt
Work in with hands or pastry blender: 1 lb. fat (margerine, butter, lard or shortening. In a 1 cup measuring cup place: 1 egg, 1 tablespoon white vinegar and enough cold water to measure 1 cup. When mixture is crumbly dump in all of the wet ingredients and mix only until comes together. I like to keep it on the moist side because I find that with the bits of flour it takes to roll the pastry out, it's perfect when you're done. This should make about 2 double crust pies plus an extra bottom shell ( for fresh strawberry pie or???).
See if this helps.
Pat

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  ISO: Buttery Pie Crust
  Eliana - 5-6-1997
 
MSG ID: 002631
1 Recipe(tried): Pie Crust (2 double crusts +1)
    Pat Riley - 5-7-1997
   
MSG ID: 002648
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