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Peach
Pie Recipe
| Any peaches may be used
for making peach pie, but fresh peaches make the most delicious pie. Canned
peaches may be used as well, but they are not tasting the same like fresh
peaches and they will not produce that excellent pie everybody is dreaming
about.
NOTE: You will need
less sugar if canned peaches are used instead of fresh ones because they
are usually canned with sugar.
PEACH PIE RECIPE
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1 plain
pie pastry mixture
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qt. sliced peaches
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3/4 cup sugar
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Pinch of salt
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3 Tb. flour
Preparation:
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Prepare pastry mixture and set
aside.
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Fill the lower crust with the
sliced peaches and sprinkle with the sugar, salt, and flour, which have
been previously mixed.
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Moisten the edge of the lower
crust, cover with the top crust, and bake in a moderately hot oven for
30 to 40 minutes.
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Peach pie like this, served
hot or warm with ice cream or whipped cream makes a very delicious dessert.
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PLAIN
PIE PASTRY
Pastry made according to the
accompanying directions is the kind that is most frequently used. It requires
only a medium amount of shortening, and wheat flour is used in its preparation.
It is very satisfactory for any kind of pie desired.
PLAIN PASTRY
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1-1/2 c. flour
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1 tsp. salt
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1/3 c. shortening
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1/4 to 3/8 c. water
Pastry Preparation:
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Sift the flour and salt into
a mixing bowl.
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Chop the shortening into the
flour with fork, knives or any tool you like to use.
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When the fat has been chopped
into pieces the size of a small pea, add sufficient cold water to make
all the particles adhere, mixing them together with a pastry blender or
knife. There should not be enough water added to make the paste stick to
either the bowl or the knife.
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Divide the mass into halves
and press each into a round piece with the fingers. Flour the board slightly
and roll out about 1/8 inch thick for the pie crust.
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Check
our pastry tips...
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General
Pastry Tips
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| When the crust is made,
it makes it much more flaky and it will puff much more if you put it in
a dish covered with a cloth and set in a very cold place for half an hour,
or even an hour during the summer. |
If currants or raisinsare
are to be used in pies, they should be carefully picked over, washed, dried
in a towel and dredged with flour before they are suitable for use. Other
dried fruits for pies and cakes, should be seeded stoned and dredged with
flour before using.
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Pie
à la Mode
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A very attractive as
well as appetizing way in which to serve pie is known as pie à la
mode. This method of serving, which is often resorted to when something
extra is desired, consists in placing a spoonful or two of ice cream of
any flavor on each serving of apple or other fruit pie. Pie served in this
way is...
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