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Strawberry Rhubarb Pie (Pie Recipes) |
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Step 5: Now add the ingredients for the pie crust together. Use only half of the shortening at first. THIS PART IS IMPORTANT FOR A GOOD PIE CRUST Lightly mix the ingredients into something with the constancy of cornmeal. The less you get your hands all over pie crust, the better. Now add the rest of the shortening and use a fork to work the remaining mixture into something like cornmeal with pea sized chunks of shortening-dough. Again, do not overwork this dough or the crust will not turn out well. Now add those 4 tablespoons into the dough, but be light about it. You want to sprinkle the water on it. The goal is to get the mixture, which is going to want to clump, equally distributed in moisture. DO NOT LET IT CLUMP. Now ball it up. You probably are thinking that there isn’t enough moisture to hold the dough together. If you did it correctly, you shouldn’t have to add more water. If you have too, add half a tablespoon. Now roll it onto a nonsticky surface that’s been sprinkled with flour. The flour is important because it keeps the dough from sticking to the table. Also lightly sprinkle your roller. If you don’t have a roller, use a glass or something. Now put that dough (only use a little more than half, your pie needs a top at some point.) into the pie tray. |
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Step 6: OPTIONAL: Take the white of an egg and paint it on the bottom of the crust. It keeps the filling from soaking the dough. |
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Step 7: Pour the filling into the crust. |
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Step 8: Now use the other part of dough and make the top. Toss it up there making sure it overlaps. |
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