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Best GF Pie Crust. This perfect pie crust is giving my regular, go-to gluten free pie crust a run for its money. It rolls out so beautifully and is just effortlessly flaky. Dairy-Free: I often get asked about making this extra flaky gluten free pie crust dairy free.
The Best Pie Crust Is Made with All Butter. Instructions for the gluten-free pie crust (or crackers) are as follows:. Roll crust out to slightly larger than your pie tin. You can have Best GF Pie Crust using 4 ingredients and 4 steps. Here is how you achieve that.
Ingredients of Best GF Pie Crust
- You need 1 1/2 C of GF flour.
- It's 6 TB of Butter (I used Earth Balance).
- You need 4-8 TB of water as needed.
- Prepare 2 of Big squeezes of Honey ;).
Remove top parchment/wax paper and Slip hand gently under the bottom paper to flip into pie tin… carefully peeling back the It's the best gf pie crust recipe I have found. Thanksgiving is much tastier for our family this year! Crisp crust, flavorful pumpkin center - perfect for holiday meals. And you guys may or not believe me, but you'd never ever, ever guess it was vegan or.
Best GF Pie Crust instructions
- Put flour in bowl with a pinch of salt. (I used a sea salt grinder, and gave it a good three or four turns).
- Cut the butter in chunks and place in flour. Use a fork to work the butter into the flour, until the dough is slightly crumbly..
- Add water a TB at a time and keep working with the fork until you have a dough form. The dough should not be too wet, but it also shouldn't be too crumbly. (I add the water slowly until I can make the dough into a ball with my hands).
- Wrap dough in plastic wrap, and place und refrigerator for 30 minutes or up to 2 days. When ready, get dough out and put a little flour on counter and on dough, and roll out into a thin layer so that it can fit desired pie pan:).
See more ideas about Gluten free desserts, Foods with gluten and Gluten free baking. This Gluten Free Pie Crust is tried and true, and loved by all of my readers. Before you get started, keep in mind that pie crust doesn't necessarily have to look good, it just has to taste good. If you look closely at the pastries in local bakeries, you can even see how seasoned bakers make folds to hide. Gluten-free pie crust is more fragile than regular pie crust as it lacks the sticking power of the gluten.