Grandma’s Pie Crust Recipe
Introduction
There’s an old adage that says the ‘most important element’ of a pie is the injustice crust and grandma’s pie. It seldom goes wrong. A delicious buttery, crisp crust that works for sweet or savory pies. It contains butter and shortening and keeps the mixture cool so that the flakiness is maintained. This recipe can be used by anyone – novice or expert as it is simple and can be used irrespective of what pie filling one decides to use. Now, when is the last time you made a pie crust? Let’s get to it so that we can make one that will charm everyone each time!
Ingredients
– Pastry flour: 3 cups
– Shortening: 1/2 cup
– Cold butter: 1/2 cup, cubed
– Ice-cold water: 1/2 cup
– White vinegar: 1 tablespoon
– Salt: 1 teaspoon
Instructions
Putting together the Dry Ingredients
In a larger mixing bowl, sieve in the flour and combine with the salt. This will be helpful in making the crust light and the mixture uniform.
Cutting the Fats into the Mixture
Pour the cold butter and shortening in to the mixture of flour. With a pastry cutter or your hands, blend in until it has the feeling of a coarse crumb. It is important to keep the fats cold to avoid consistencies.
Adding Huge Quantities of Liquid
In a small bowl, the very cold water and vinegar are blended. Little by little add this mixture to the flour and fat, mixing with a fork to bring the dough together. Don’t mix the products too much, instead mix just enough for a ball to form.
Dividing and Rolling Out
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