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My speciality:

A gammon shank and whole roast chicken, hot from Sainsburys. You probably don't need all that but can be used for other things. Chop, add to white sauce with leeks, pour into big wide casserole dish, cover with jus rol puff pastry.

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Originally Posted by galty ->
Something lost in the language.

A pie.

A desert.

Are not the same.

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/food-and...eatest-debate/
Give me a freakin break , will ya. Let's not go down that ridiculous path of defining words. If you chose to think a pie is not a desert, fine. Just don't give me any grief about a British definition of what is or is not a pie. Get it ?
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09-08-2018, 08:25 AM
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Recipe for flaky pie crust (makes enough for 2 double crusted pies OR 4 single crust pies)

4 cups flour
1 tsp salt
1 TBLSP of sugar
1 TBLSP of corn starch
----------------------------------------------------------------------1 1/2 cup butter or Crisco shortening
1/2 cup ice cold water.
1 TBLSP of white vinegar
1 whole egg
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Combine all dry ingredients. Chill in fridge
cut in the shortening/butter until it looks like very small pebbles.
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mix together the liquids (after cutting in the shortening)
add liquids to the mix
stir just until it holds together.
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cut into 4 equal size pieces, wrap in plastic wrap, and chill in refrigerator a minimum of 1 hour. (or you may freeze it and save for later)
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When ready to bake, lightly dust a countertop with flour.
Place dough on the flour and roll out to desired size. I use a 9inch pie pan (22cm). You may need to lightly dust the dough to keep it from sticking to your rolling pin.
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fold in half and half again. Place in your pan.
You make now proceed in one of several ways.
Blind bake the pie crust at 400 F (205 C) for about 17 minutes. OR

Fill the crust with whatever filling you desire, and then bake as normal (in the case of a lemon meringue pie a top is not needed? OR

You may elect to pour in your filling and add a top crust. (as in an apple pie) bake as normal.

There are several keys to success.

Keep the flour/dough cool.
Use ICE COLD WATER
The corn starch and the vinegar help immensely in keeping the crust flaky.
Use ice cold butter/shortening . Even semi-frozen is good.

If baking on a very hot day, keep everything well chilled, including, the bowl and rolling pin.

Special note: if blind baking the crust, you may want to use pie weights or a layer of dried beans to keep the crust from shrinking.

Good luck, enjoy.
Sounds good to me - thank you!
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09-08-2018, 08:26 AM
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Hi Bakerman
Lemon meringue pie is one of my favourites but I dont make my own which Id love to just need an easy simple recipe ,whats yours ?
I'd be happy to share my recipe for lemon meringue pie with you BUT I'd prefer that a few other snobby people not give me a hard time about us STUPID AMERICANS and our sugar problems. OK ?

Please just let me know if you want my recipe ?
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09-08-2018, 08:28 AM
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Originally Posted by bakerman ->
I'd be happy to share my recipe for lemon meringue pie with you BUT I'd prefer that a few other snobby people not give me a hard time about us STUPID AMERICANS and our sugar problems. OK ?

Please just let me know if you want my recipe ?
Yes please Bakerman I would like your recipe thanks!!
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09-08-2018, 08:36 AM
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Has UJ seen this thread ?
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A pie is a pie, some are savoury, some are sweet. Could just eat an apple pie , oooo yum yum.
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09-08-2018, 08:41 AM
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You really are missing something fabulous if you don't have meat pies Bakerman, it's surely what pastry was invented for. You've obviously never had a real cornish pasty which surely must be the finest pie ever created, so you are welcome to all of your sweet pies which no doubt are very nice, but for me it has to be savoury, and preferably meaty.
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09-08-2018, 08:47 AM
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I love pie - as a main

My regular ones are chicken and leek, mince and onion, beef and veg, cheese and onion and corned beef

Depending on the pie it will be either deep dish or plate and I use home made shirt crust or suet pastry but buy puff ( life’s too short )

Are lemon meringue and key lime technically pies?
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The worst American pie I have ever eaten is without doubt Pumpkin .
Soapy taste and texture. Yuk !
 
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