With the exception of three who are trained bakers (I'm one of those people too) everyone said they use store-bought the vast majority of the time. This is because homemade, though always better, takes time and effort. Those who frequently make pie dough at home turn up their noses aga...
This recipe is incredibly easy to use to form a flaky pie crust with great flavor. Once you try this pie crust you will never go back to store-bought. Why I Love This Recipe Tried and Tested: This pie crust recipe has been passed down through my family for generations since it’s my...
ll need two disks ofhomemade pie crust. We love this apple pie crust just as much as the filling. Since it’s an all-butter homemade pie crust (no shortening), it’s flaky and tender. The bottom is never soggy but forms a crispness at the edges. You can use storebought, but ...
We've used these cutters often since our initial tests, using them on both store-bought and homemade pie dough, and across several different types of pies for decoration. We continue to be impressed with the decorations they make, and how surprisingly well they've held up over time. Uses...
I use lard for my crusts because I love the rich flavor and short texture, but an all-butter dough results in an even flakier crust, should you choose to substitute more butter for the lard here.
Interview: Alton Brown gives tips on making the best pie crustJENNIFER LUDDEN
Our buttery double-crust pie dough recipe has been a fan-favorite for decades. Our Test Kitchen tested the ingredients and found that a shortening-based crust was the flakiest. So skip the store-bought pie dough and whip up a batch in just 15 minutes. There's enough here to make a dou...
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Either way, you’ll want to keep your pie dough tightly wrapped to prevent it drying out. Store in the fridge for a few days or in the freezer for several weeks. If you’re storing your unbaked pie crust in the freezer, make sure it’s in a freezer safe bag or something similar...
For our reviews, we wanted to find the shops that stand out as beingbetter-be it for their crust, toppings, sauce, sides, or any number of combinations. These are the kind of things we want to find on our quest for the best pizza in Pittsburgh. ...