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Reviewed: Jul. 26, 2003
This was horrible. I don't know if it was operator error, but my dough was very moist (apparently, I am still not sure if that was the problem) and when I tried to roll it stuck to everything, and by the time I got it on top of my potpie it was in several pieces (appearance was gross). I had to cook it 10 extra minutes on my pie, and it still tasted undercooked although it was brown. It was very tender.. too tender... it turned into complete mush! Yuck. I almost couldn't eat... almost.
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The reviewer gave this recipe 5 stars. This recipe averages a 4.71 star rating.
Reviewed: Jun. 19, 2003
I've used this recipe for years and it has never failed me once!
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Reviewed: Jun. 2, 2003
I made this for the Cherry Rhubarb recipe and it was FANTASTIC!!! My mother even said it was the flakiest pie crust she had ever had (she herself is a terrific baker). I messed up the first time and the dough was too wet but I added a little more flour and used that as the bottom crust. My food processor is a mini-processor and it could not take all of the ingredients, so when I made the second crust for the top I followed the receipe up til the part where it says to add the balance of the crisco and butter. I removed the first batch of flour and shortening and just added a little bit of flour back in for the remaining crisco and butter. It is very important to gently fluff the wet ingredients into the flour or you WILL END UP WITH WET DOUGH! Thanks for the great recipe!!!
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Reviewed: May 29, 2003
Thanks Carole and thanks MINDY W. The recipe was perfect and the instructions for chilling/freezing were very helpful. I don't have a food processor so I did this all with my pastry cutter. This was my first attempt at making pie crust (other than cookie crumb crust) and it went sooooooo great!! I only used 3 T of the egg liquid so I made two batches of dry ingredients and used the same batch egg liquid mixture for both. I didn't prebake the crust: I made both crusts and rolled them out between a piece of wax paper (on the bottom) and a piece of saran wrap (on top), pressed one into the pie shell and rolled the other out flat for the top piece then left both in the fridge overnight. Then the next day I popped the shell and top piece in the freezer for 20 mins, filled with a rhubarb custard filling, fluted and vented the pie, washed with milk and sprinkled with white sugar. 45 minutes later: YUM CITY!!!!
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Reviewed: Mar. 6, 2003
REally good!
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Reviewed: Feb. 28, 2003
Wow, I have never had such a great pie crust. I used it to make a pot-pie and I recieved many complements. Wasn't hard to make, either (I skiped the chilling stage and it still turned out fine). Highly recomended.
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Reviewed: Feb. 8, 2003
Good crust.
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Reviewed: Jan. 22, 2003
I used this crust for a chicken pot pie and it came out perfect. It rolled out better than any crust I have made before. I wouldn't recomend it for a sweat pie though.
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Reviewed: Jan. 21, 2003
This recipe worked out marvelous!! My mom and I both made pies for dessert. My mom with her frozen pie crust and I used this recipe. Well, needless to say, mom asked for the recipe when all was said and done!!! Very flaky and quite easy, especially considering it was the first pie crust I've ever made from scratch!!!
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Reviewed: Dec. 26, 2002
I think this was operator error...but the sides of the crust slid down into the pie pan.
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Reviewed: Dec. 18, 2002
This makes the best pie crust ever! My husbands father would not stop eating and his bake-a-holic aunt could not believe I made it from scratch! I had to 2 1/2 the recipe to make a large, lattice top apple pie. I made it the night before and referigerated it until the next morning and it worked great! I wont ever use another crust recipe!
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Reviewed: Dec. 6, 2002
Outstanding! I rolled the crust between sheets of waxed paper, and that helped a lot.
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Reviewed: Dec. 2, 2002
I have only made a pie crust a couple of times before and this crust came out awesome and was pretty easy to handle too. I don't usually like the taste of pie crust very much, but this one tastes good all on its own. I used butter flavored shortening.
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Reviewed: Nov. 29, 2002
I feel like I've been saved a lot of trouble and time by finding this recipe. I don't need to look further. I actually get compliments on the crust. The butter adds flavor while the crisco adds flakiness. Also, a couple of hints: After you have molded the pie crust to the pan, rest it in the refrigerator for 40 minutes. This relaxes the gluten and reduces shrinkage. After 40 minutes, put it directly into the freezer for 20 minutes (this step increase flakiness). Add the filling quickly and bake immediately. Of course,this added step is if you're truly in pursuit of perfection, but isn't essential. Lastly, I am not very talented at rolling out the dough and peeling it off the counter. Plus, adding flour to the counter alters the recipe. I discovered that if I roll it out between 2 pieces of large saran wrap, I can unpeel one piece, flip it onto the pie plate and then unpeel the second piece of saran wrap without ever even having to touch it with my hands. This was a great discovery! Thanks for this truly exceptional recipe. Try this crust with the Apple Crumble Pie recipe on this site!
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Reviewed: Nov. 29, 2002
I made this crust to go with the Caramel Pecan Pie that I was making for Thanksgiving. It was flaky and had a great taste. It takes a little while to make but it is well worth the time and effort.
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Reviewed: Nov. 19, 2002
All I can say about this recipe is WOW! Good by to the days of crumbly dough or dough that can be used as cement. This is an awesome recipe and I thank Ms. Rhodus for sharing this.
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Reviewed: Nov. 7, 2002
Absolutely fabulous. I cooked a big dinner party with Quiche for appetizers and cherry pie for dessert and used this for both. It turned out flakey and perfect. I even used a hand blender instead of a food processor. I've definitely replaced my old one of flour, shortening, and water. This is 10 times better!
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Reviewed: Nov. 2, 2002
This crust is wonderfully versatile! I've used it for apple pie and chicken pot pie!
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Reviewed: Oct. 21, 2002
I've been using the old Betty Crocker pie crust recipe for years with mixed results. I was looking for a change. This pie crust was perfect; tender and flaky and it did not crack at the edges. It was so easy to work with. I froze one for next time for an even easier pie making experience. A++++
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Reviewed: Oct. 4, 2002
It was good, but I didn't think it was that special. It tasted like an everyday pie crust. It is A LOT of work and VERY time consuming!
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