Multi-Use Pie Dough Oct 13 Written By Michael Leich PrintWith ImageWithout ImageMulti-Use Pie Dough Yield 1Prep time10 MinCook time15 MinInactive time20 MinTotal time45 MinIngredients300g all purpose flour (around 2 cups)2 sticks of cold butter (salted or unsalted)1 T sugar (~13g)1 t salt (~5g or less if doing slated butter)Ice waterEquipmentBlender or food processorPie dishInstructionsSet oven to 400°FCut cold sticks of butter into small cubesCombine butter, flour, salt, sugar in a blender and pulse until butter becomes small pea size. Dump into a bowlSlowly stream in ice water (very small amount will be needed) and mix dough by hand until it forms a dough. Wrap and set in fridge for at least 20 minutesFlour work surface and roll out dough to be about 1/2" thick and wide enough to fit your pie dishSet dough in pie dish and push into corners by hand. Set parchment paper inside the pie dough and fill with sugar or rice to weigh it downBake for around 15 minutes and then let cook to room temperaturehttps://daddoingdinner.com/recipes/pie-dough Michael Leich
Multi-Use Pie Dough Oct 13 Written By Michael Leich PrintWith ImageWithout ImageMulti-Use Pie Dough Yield 1Prep time10 MinCook time15 MinInactive time20 MinTotal time45 MinIngredients300g all purpose flour (around 2 cups)2 sticks of cold butter (salted or unsalted)1 T sugar (~13g)1 t salt (~5g or less if doing slated butter)Ice waterEquipmentBlender or food processorPie dishInstructionsSet oven to 400°FCut cold sticks of butter into small cubesCombine butter, flour, salt, sugar in a blender and pulse until butter becomes small pea size. Dump into a bowlSlowly stream in ice water (very small amount will be needed) and mix dough by hand until it forms a dough. Wrap and set in fridge for at least 20 minutesFlour work surface and roll out dough to be about 1/2" thick and wide enough to fit your pie dishSet dough in pie dish and push into corners by hand. Set parchment paper inside the pie dough and fill with sugar or rice to weigh it downBake for around 15 minutes and then let cook to room temperaturehttps://daddoingdinner.com/recipes/pie-dough Michael Leich