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Pie Dough Recipe | Pâte Brisée | A Savory Shortcrust Pastry 

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Today, you will learn how to make shortcrust pastry, this is also called a pate brisee recipe or as we call it in Applachia, pie dough. This pie dough recipe is easy to make by hand. This is the first of the four main types of shortcrust pastry that we will be teaching you in the coming weeks. Stick around to see which one will best suit your needs!
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Recipe Tips:
✔ This recipe is for a single crust conventional pie pan. For deep dish pie pans (greater than 1 1/4” high) or if you want to make a pie with a top crust, you will need to double the recipe.
✔ Try not to overwork the dough for best results.
✔ If you want to use a blender or food processor, pulse the flour, butter and salt until it is breadcrumb consistency, add in the water and pulse until it just starts to come together.
✔ Margarine can be used instead of butter. Be sure you are using margarine with at least 80% fat content and not vegetable oil spread.
✔ If using lard or vegetable shortening, add up to 2 more tablespoons (30mL) of water, one teaspoon (5mL) at time until you get a workable dough.
✔ If you want a challenge, try only adding 3 tablespoons of water or 45mL. See how the texture changes.
✔ Recipes were created by weighing ingredients. The recipe can be subject to change. Be sure to check the website for any alterations.
Happy Baking!

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@karenbearden6198
@karenbearden6198 Год назад
You are a wealth of knowledge! The possibilities really are endless with this pie dough. Thanks so much! :)
@Jacksonsjob
@Jacksonsjob Год назад
There’s three more variations coming up. You’ll be sick of pie dough by the end of this. I’ve gained 5 pounds filling these. 🤣🥧👩🏼‍🍳
@nzs316
@nzs316 Год назад
Gosh ! You make it look so easy…the true talent of a gifted prof!
@Jacksonsjob
@Jacksonsjob Год назад
It is easy. People just like to say they are harder than it is. You will be a pro by the time we are finished sharing pie dough recipes. 🥧
@nzs316
@nzs316 Год назад
@@Jacksonsjob Now that you mention “soggy bottom”. I have thick ceramic baking pan and clear glass also. I have to bake my bread for 20 minutes at 425 then I removed it from the dish and return it to the oven for another 5 minutes. If not I always have a “soggy bottom”. Any thoughts? Maybe reduce the heat and bake longer! Ps the last image is pastry piefection. I appreciate the attention to detail.
@Jacksonsjob
@Jacksonsjob Год назад
That’s the nature of glass and ceramic bakeware I’m afraid. Metal always bakes more crisp and flakey crusts. If you ever notice, I almost always use metal. Glass and ceramic take longer to heat up and longer to cool down. Because of this, they tend to trap moisture longer and are slower to brown and bake. Also, newer glassware and sometimes ceramic is prone to what you call thermal shock. It will break under extreme temperature swings, so you have to be careful to not put it straight from the freezer or fridge to the oven these days.
@nzs316
@nzs316 Год назад
@@Jacksonsjob Would that be the same for a Dutch oven? I could return to a cast iron pot. As a Dutch oven it’s preheated, maybe that’s the key. Im really trying to avoid using parchment paper or Pam type sprays. Parchment paper is basically a coating of silicone, there’s enough plastics and chemicals floating around that we consume daily. Time to relegate my glass and ceramic to the casserole department.
@Jacksonsjob
@Jacksonsjob Год назад
It’s not the same for cast iron but you a lot of times have to turn to dial down 25 (4c) degrees to compensate, especially uncoated.
@myretiredhobbiesgainesvill8140
Good video, Teacher. I'll be following you along and trying to learn new talents along the way. Making better pies has to be a good thing! :) Take care and hope you're having a great week.
@Jacksonsjob
@Jacksonsjob Год назад
It’s a great thing until you do your monthly weigh in and gained 6 pounds. 🤣👩🏼‍🍳🥧 I’m not so keen on that part. But they have been a delicious weight gain. I had to double my daily exercise routine to get it to start going back down. My week has been filled with lots of happiness. I hope the same for you!
@DNguyenchester
@DNguyenchester 6 месяцев назад
This was very helpful for me since I wanted to avoid the food processor clean up.
@Jacksonsjob
@Jacksonsjob 6 месяцев назад
I’ve stopped using the food processor for most recipes for that very reason. 😆
@gidget8717
@gidget8717 Год назад
You always make things look so simple! 😁 My pie crust are an ugly patch work by the time I get them it the pan. My mother, who was a wonderful cook, bought frozen pie crust. I never once remember her making her own. I never even considered making one until the refrigerated pie crust started showing up in the grocery stores. I try one of those and it was better than the frozen ones so I thought maybe homemade would be even better. Not mine 🤣
@Jacksonsjob
@Jacksonsjob Год назад
🥧🥧🤣🤣 there is nothing wrong with buying the little giggling 🤭 pie crust from the store! 😂 I struggled forever until I watched a lot of French videos years ago and saw them manhandling the dough more than I ever dared to try. I think you could actually accomplish it now that you have mastered baking bread. But if not, the store is always right down the road full of them. 🤭🤗
@gidget8717
@gidget8717 Год назад
@@Jacksonsjob I haven't tried one in a long time, but the trick may be in the ingredients. I just tried using the classic Crisco recipe. Flour, salt, shortening and cold water. They weren't particularly good. They held the filling that was about all I can say about them. LOL
@Jacksonsjob
@Jacksonsjob Год назад
I’m not a fan of the shortening pies unless they have half butter or margarine. They seem to be a little on the flat side. And they are very prone to needing a lot of patchwork.
@emmabenuska699
@emmabenuska699 Год назад
Pie dough,I like that name👍 Now I know when to stop"flour coated with the fat" Wow,maybe I will be able to make biscuits soon!! My friends are saying bisquick is the answer 😩Noooooo
@Jacksonsjob
@Jacksonsjob Год назад
Yes, it’s the exact same way with biscuits. You want a variety of sizes in the butter. When you make them too small, it makes the biscuits more heavy and dense. Haha. Bisquick was how I made biscuits for years while in college. They are heavy on the leaveners. It’s kind of metallic tasting. But they still make decent biscuits! 🤣
@emmabenuska699
@emmabenuska699 Год назад
So many tips to help learn to make pastry thank you so much 👍👩‍🍳🏅Sara
@Jacksonsjob
@Jacksonsjob Год назад
I’m working on your biscuit video. I hope to get that up soon!
@emmabenuska699
@emmabenuska699 Год назад
@@Jacksonsjob Cool,thank you I would love to make tasty biscuits and with all the knowledge you share I think it's possible 🎈🎊🎶Happy Women's Day Sara🎶🎊🎈
@Jacksonsjob
@Jacksonsjob Год назад
You will totally have lovely biscuits without needing bisquick. You have that natural skill, you just need shown once. 🤗 I had to go look up this event. Happy women’s day to you, too! 🥰👩🏼‍🍳🎉🎈
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