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Ingredients Flour Provides structure Excess gluten can cause toughness Fat Moistness tenderness smooth mouth feel flavor Salt Flavor and sweetness Water Moisture to help gluten form Steam leads to flakiness ID: 618397

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Pies and PastriesSlide2

Ingredients

Flour

Provides structure. Excess gluten can cause toughness!

Fat

Moistness, tenderness, smooth mouth feel, flavor

Salt

Flavor and sweetness

Water

Moisture to help gluten form. Steam leads to flakiness!Slide3

Differences in fats:

Lard and shortening = most common

Different fat = different taste

and flavor

Lard or Shortening = more tender

Oil = harder to handle i.e. crumblyDifferences in flours:All-purpose – harder wheat, more glutenCake flour – softer wheat, less gluten

Pastry Dough Ingredients Slide4

Preparation:1. Add

all dry ingredients

2. Cut

in the fat

3. Add

the liquid4. Cook!Slide5

Reasons for Toughness

too much flourtoo much liquid

too little fat

too much handlingSlide6

To Create Tenderness:

DON’T:overmix the dough when adding the liquid

use the rolling pin too vigorously when rolling the pastry

stretch the pastry when fitting it into the pie plate

DO:

 handle dough as little as possibleSlide7

Single

Pie Shell

Double Slide8

Three Styles of Pie Crusts

Pie shell

baked separately and filled later

pricked crust

Filled with creams/puddingSingle crust pie bottom crust and filling baked together Ex: pecan and pumpkinDouble crust piebottom crust, filling, and top crust baked together

Ex: fruit piesSlide9

Storage

of Pies

Cream/ Custard Pies

Refrigerate!

Savory Pies

Refrigerate!Fruit Pies

Best within 1-2 days, okay up to 4 daysCan freeze after baking