danimal15
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need pie crust recommendations
Mon, 01/10/05 10:20 AM
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I'm planning to make an apple pie from scratch next weekend, including the crust. However, at some point I may buy a pre-made crust for another pie. Any recommendations on a brand? I hear Pillsbury is pretty good (though no subsitute for a real homemade crust) Thanks.
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Jennifer_4
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RE: need pie crust recommendations
Mon, 01/10/05 10:54 AM
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I can't make pie crust to save my life and rely heavily on Pillsbury. I've used store brands that were pretty good but can't bring them to mind..just don't use the frozen ones..
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meowzart
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RE: need pie crust recommendations
Mon, 01/10/05 11:05 AM
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dan--it is kinda cheating, but those Pillsbury ones are pretty darn good. Just make sure you roll out the creases, and no one can tell!!!! And do a search--I think I remember JaneDough or lleechef had posted a good recipe for pie crust awhile back. Just make sure in contains lard!
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chezkatie
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RE: need pie crust recommendations
Mon, 01/10/05 11:47 AM
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The Pillsbury ones now come rolled so that there is no crease.......much easier to use. I always keep a couple on hand for emergency-use. Pillsbury are far better than the 2 store brands that I tried.
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HughYeman
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RE: need pie crust recommendations
Mon, 01/10/05 12:13 PM
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quote:Originally posted by Jennifer_4 I can't make pie crust to save my life... I seem to have a knack for pie crusts. During my most recent pie party I made two pumpkin pies and one enormous deep dish apple pie, and everyone raved about the flaky crusts. I can't speak to the issue of store-bought crusts because I've never used them, but if you want advice on making crust from scratch feel free to e-mail me. -Hugh
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Phishmonger
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RE: need pie crust recommendations
Mon, 01/10/05 1:37 PM
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IMHO, the Pillsbury crusts are superb, and, as mentioned, now come rolled instead of folded, and have no creases. I made a dozen pork pies for the holidays, and the crusts were raved about by all recipients. Thanks, Dough Boy!
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jerseygirl127
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RE: need pie crust recommendations
Mon, 01/10/05 6:44 PM
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pillsbury fold out and use.. although they now have a roll out and use too.. ready to go and taste good too.. easiest pie crusts i've ever made..they rock.... (almost as good as scratch and HALF the work!!)
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