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Ok, here it is! The best
piecrust recipe out there. Just follow the step-by-step instructions after
gathering up all the called for ingredients. One batch of this
piecrust recipe is enough for two pumpkin pies. This is because it was
written for an
apple pie.
I suggest not cutting the recipe in half because the piecrust will not
taste the same. Doing this will allow you plenty of extra crust if any
mistakes are made along the way. |
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Pumpkin Piecrust Ingredients |
Pumpkin Piecrust Ingredients
This
crust calls for:
2 Cups Flour (all-purpose)
1 Teaspoon Salt
1 Tablespoon Sugar
6 Tablespoon Butter
6 Tablespoons Crisco (shortening, also known as vegetable fat)
6
to 7 Tablespoons Ice Water |
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Pumpkin Piecrust Equipment |
Pumpkin Piecrust Equipment
For this
crust you will need:
Cutting Board
Nine Inch
Pie Pan
Rolling Pin
Measuring Cups
Measuring Spoons
Mixing Bowl
Pastry Cutter |
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Pumpkin Piecrust Bowl |
Step One: Putting it all together
In the
mixing bowl stir together:
2 Cups Flour
1 Teaspoon Salt
1 Tablespoon Sugar
After
this use the pastry cutter to thoroughly chop in:
6 Tablespoons Butter (soften this in the microwave.)
6 Tablespoons Crisco
Then use
the pastry cutter to cut in the right amount of ice water. |
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Piecrust |
Piecrust
If your
ingredients are properly blended together the crust should resemble the
picture to the left. |
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Pumpkin Piecrust Dough |
Step Two: Optional Chilling
If your
crust is too moist to be easily handled wrap it in plastic wrap and
place it in the refrigerator for 30 minutes. |
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Rolling Piecrust |
Step Three: Piecrust
First flour
your cutting board and the rolling pin. Then take half of your crust and
roll it out. Take the rolled out piecrust and wrap it around the rolling
pin. Then transfer it to the pie pan. |
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Pumpkin Piecrust |
Step Four: Pumpkin Piecrust
Once you
place the piecrust into the pan cut off the excess and form a decretive
edge using your fingers. |
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