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The secret to making great pie lies in the crust. Here are four basic pie crust recipes that won't disappoint, along with suggestions for how to fill them.
Anyone who eats pie knows that a great tasting pie isn’t possible without a good crust. While the filling may get the initial raves, it’s the crust that leaves the lasting impression. A good crust will not only compliment the filling, it will actually enhance its flavor. But it doesn’t take a fancy or complicated crust to make a great tasting pie. Below are recipes for Classic Pastry Pie Crust, Chocolate Wafer Pie Crust, Graham Cracker Pie Crust, and Easy Pretzel Pie Crust. They're all simple to make and work well with a variety of fillings. Better yet, they won’t disappoint any pie maker — or eater. Note: Each of these recipes makes one 9-inch pie crust. Classic Pastry Pie CrustIngredients:
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Great for: apple, pumpkin, meringue, and chocolate fillings. Be sure to make pie sticks with the leftover dough. Just roll out the remaining dough and cut into strips. Place strips on a cookie sheet. Sprinkle with cinnamon and sugar and bake at 350 degrees for about 10 minutes, or until very lightly browned. Chocolate Wafer Pie CrustIngredients:
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Great for: mousse, banana cream, and raspberry-flavored fillings. Graham Cracker Pie CrustIngredients:
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Great for: key lime, ice cream, and cream cheese fillings Easy Pretzel Pie CrustIngredients:
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Great for: peanut butter filling, and as an alternative to a graham cracker crust.
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