Organization: read the recipe first and ensure you have ingredients at the correct temperature, equipment, and enough workspace. This will make the process so much easier.Sugar: it's a small amount but good if you're using it for a sweet pie recipe.Water: it's mandatory that the water be very cold, that's why we use iced water. The colder the ingredients, the better the result.Baking time: keep in mind that all ovens and pans are different, even if they look the same or very similar. The ba...| vintagekitchennotes.com
This is an Italian Sweet Pie Crust perfect for making crostatas and galettes.| Vintage Kitchen Notes
Master homemade sweet shortcrust pastry (French pâte sucrée) with step-by-step images, instructions and videos. Good for tarts and galettes.| Vintage Kitchen Notes
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Homemade tart crust with a deep chocolate flavor. It's easy to roll, can be frozen, and is great for pies, bars, tarts, and cut-out cookies.| Vintage Kitchen Notes
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How to make perfect Shortcrust Pastry (or Pie Crust). Follow our step-by-step recipe (with videos!). Homemade pie dough makes all the difference, no matter what type of pie or tart you make!| Vintage Kitchen Notes
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