King arthur pie crust

This flaky, tender, simple pie crust relies on butter for both its flakiness and wonderful flavor. Pair it with apple pie, mixed berry pie, or really any of your favorite pie fillings. (There's not much that butter doesn't make better!) This all-butter pie dough is a back-pocket recipe you'll want to pull out again and again.

*You can use a butter spread in place of the butter. I find it makes the crust even flakier.

This pie crust is flaky, tender, easy to handle, and made with whole wheat! King Arthur Golden Wheat Flour adds a subtle nutty flavor that pairs beautifully with flavors like chocolate, fruit, and spices. Make this pie dough the next time you want to switch up your pie crust game!

This perfect pie crust is so FLAKY and BUTTERY! It's EASY, no-fuss, and foolproof! It's great pre-baked to use in no-bake pies or for double-crust pies! 💛😋

You know those golden shards of crust that shower onto the plate or table when you cut (or bite) into something particularly crisp? Think baguette, croissants ... or pie crust. Super-flaky pie crust crackles under the pressure of your fork, yielding reluctantly before finally giving way — leaving behind delicate crumbs of golden pastry. If no one’s looking, you pick them up and furtively lick them off your fingertips; who can resist?

Put your rolling pins away! A new favorite of the King Arthur Test Kitchen, this melted butter pie crust is quick and easy and requires no rolling. The crust, which gets pressed directly into the pie pan, is sturdy without being tough. A touch of cinnamon helps to highlight the flavorful whole wheat flour, but feel free to use any spice that will complement your filling, like cardamom, ginger, or a touch of black pepper.

This is one recipe that simply has to be a part of every baker's repertoire, including those baking gluten-free. With its combination of butter (for flavor) and shortening (for structure), this gluten-free pie dough is perfect for all of your delicious double-crust fruit pies. We know you’ll love this gluten-free version of our Classic Double Pie Crust recipe, a long-time favorite here on our site. Substituting Gluten-Free Measure for Measure Flour for the flour in that original…

What does it mean to blind bake a pie crust? Well, hearkening back to Merrie Olde England, where the term originated, blind baking a pie crust is simply pre-baking the crust, without filling, then adding the filling once the crust is baked. The pie can then be placed back in the oven for the filling to bake; or the baked crust can be filled with cooked filling, the whole left to cool and set.

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I've never tasted an apple pie packed with this much flavor.