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Category Archives: Leaf Lard
That’s Good Pie!
“That’s good pie!” These are the golden words every pie maker hopes to hear. So often I’ve heard at pie socials and potlucks, “Well, for a gluten-free pie, it’s pretty good”. My goal has been to create a Gluten-Free baking … Continue reading
Posted in Baking, Classes, Crust, Dough, Gluten Free, Gluten Free Flour Mix, Gluten Free Pie Dough, Leaf Lard, Technique
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Pie on the Road: San Francisco and Frog Hollow Farms
OK friends. I know I’m intermittent in keeping up with my blog but believe me, you are always on my mind…sometimes to distraction. Life continues to be very good and very busy. I should complain about this? Hardly. I’m grateful to … Continue reading
Posted in Baskets, Crust, Dough, Dutch oven, Fruit, Gluten Free, History, Lattice, Leaf Lard, Outdoor Baking, Pie Music, Technique, Tools, Travel
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Pie is a Guilt Free Food
Are there foods that should be guilt free…special foods and dishes that we should simply enjoy? That’s a conversation I had with Tom Douglas recently. When it is pie, I definitely think so. Tom agreed. When it is a homemade … Continue reading
Plain Pie Crust
I’ve made a lot of pies to arrive at the lard and butter crust I make now. Many times I’ve heard myself say that the ratio of flour to fats as well as the kind of fats must have been … Continue reading
To Vodka or Not To Vodka, Part 1
I spent most of one afternoon and evening this week testing out different variations of a Vodka Pie Crust recipe. It is one that I have heard of being used successfully and as I’m very interested in testing out all … Continue reading
Leaf Lard
Leaf lard is the fat that surrounds the pig’s kidneys. It is of very high quality and, when rendered, makes some of the best tasting and flakiest crusts ever! Don’t let the name lard put you off. It is lower … Continue reading