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By paflaglady
Pennsylvania
on May 10, 2012
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Terrific, flaky crust for people that can follow a recipe!! Love it Alton!
By itsgretchen
on April 21, 2012
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The trick to this pie crust is you have to let it sit per directions. Once before rolling, once after rolling and in the pan, then after its baked. Also, I think you just need to make pie crust a few times to get the feel of it as (IMO its learning how its supposed to look and feel. watching the vid makes it very helpful too.
I do like Alton's recipe because it has lard and not shortening. I recently learned that shortening is really not very good for you and believe it or not, lard is better.
Thank you Alton!!
By joe884nh
on April 12, 2012
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I measured everything with my scale and followed the directions precisely, but it still didn't work out. The crust crumbled apart as I rolled it, and then stuck to the parchment paper when it baked. Tried it twice with the same results. Very disappointed in AB.
By Peachypitbull
Jersey Shore, PA
on March 10, 2012
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I have to admit, I am good at baking, but pie crusts have always been my downfall. I have spent hours in the kitche over my imperfection of pie crusts. Then 3 years ago , I saw this episode. Thank you Alton, I have now been able to make the perfect pie crusts. My horror of making the crusts is over. I use lard and follow the recipe exactly. I am able to roll these out and not have them crumble apart!
By vwang318_9049754
Buena Park, CA
on March 03, 2012
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I used all butter -- I couldn't find any decent lard in the grocery store. It was a VERY easy crust to handle; I was worried because it cracked and rolled out in an uneven shape (I didn't have it in a nice ball to begin with, but it patched up without any problem, and still came out flaky and light. The best no-shortening crust EVER. (I did not pre-bake as I was making a pumpkin pie. Also, I did use my scale and used weights rather than volume.
By welchnp_12754554
New Ulm, 63
on January 23, 2012
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This is a great recipe! I used Crisco instead of lard, and doubled the recipe. Made it for a chicken pot pie recipe. The crust was so flaky, easy, and wonderful! I did not use the plastic bag method Alton describes for rolling the dough, instead rolled it our on my counter top. I would make this recipe for pie crust again and again!! It is luscious!
By siouxki43_5200392
san jose, CA
on January 01, 2012
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Light melt in your mouth buttery goodness. Just the right texture and flavor debt. This is one of those recipes I am proud to take to on the road to grandma house, mommas house, best friends house, oh heck why not our beloved president Barack Obamas house! Thank you Alton.
By jhbolis_12474077
Coloma, MI
on December 26, 2011
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great crust recipe. the lard is such a wonderful ingredient to use, just don't tell my doctor. I used this with the frozen blueberry pie recipe. Excellent
By aedm
on December 26, 2011
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I have tried at least a dozen pie crust recipes over the years and have never been totally happy with any of them. I am totally happy with this one and will never use any other recipe!!!! I was a little worried at how moist my dough was and thought I had added too much water, but it wound up being the easiest dough I have ever worked with!!! I have made 4 pies now with this recipe,using Crisco instead of lard, and they have all been perfect!!!!
By Pesto lover
Los Angeles
on November 23, 2011
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Perfect! So easy to make in the food processor.