Tenderflake® Pie Pastry With Variations
  1. Whisk flour and salt; cut in ice cold fat until it is pea sized or looks like slow cooking raw oats

  2. In a 1 cup liquid measure, combine vinegar and egg; add ice water to make 1 cup

  3. Gradually pour liquid around the edges of the mixture, mixing by hand, adding only enough for dough to cling together

  4. Form gently into a ball; divide into 6 equal portions on counter

  5. Wrap and label portions

  6. Refrigerate for 15-30 minutes if you are using right away, or

  7. Freeze for future use by placing wrapped pastry dough in container, tightly sealed

  8. When ready to use, roll out each portion on lightly floured surface; If pastry dough is sticking, chill for another hour or two

  9. Transfer rolled pastry dough to pie plate

  10. Trim and flute shells or crusts and bake according to your pie recipe

  11. Weigh 850 grams flour and 10 grams salt into TM bowl; whisk for 3 seconds at speed 1-2

  12. Weigh ½ of 465 grams ice cold fat into TM bowl; cut into flour for 3-5 seconds at Turbo

  13. Weigh in remaining fat; cut into flour from 0-10 for 5 seconds

  14. In a 1 cup liquid measure, combine vinegar and egg; add ice water to make 1 cup

  15. Empty dry ingredients with fat cut into it into large bowl; gradually pour liquid around the edges of mixture, combining by hand, adding only enough for dough to cling together

  16. Form gently into a ball; divide into 6 equal portions

  17. Wrap and label portions; rest for 15-30 minutes before using, or

  18. Freeze by placing wrapped pastry dough in container or labelled and dated freezer bag, tightly sealed

  19. Thaw in fridge the night prior to using; roll each portion on lightly floured surface: If dough is sticky, chill for longer period

  20. Transfer rolled pastry dough to pie plate; trim and flute shells or crusts and bake according to your pie recipe

Course🍰Dessert

Diets🥕Vegetarian...

Category🥐Pastry

Cuisine🇺🇸American

Occasions🥖Baking🎉Holidays

Season🔁Year-round

DifficultyMedium ⏰ 1h

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