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Black and Blue Peacharoo Pie

Black and Blue Peacharoo Pie
Let's face it, everybody loves pie. As pie-lovers, we've decided to create what we call the Black and Blue Peacharoo Pie, possibly the most delicious thing ever to be placed on this earth. Be careful who you allow to taste the Peacharoo, for they may begin begging you for more until the day you die.
 
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Step 1Pie crust

Pie crust
The pie crust we used is home made aswell, but you can use a store bought crust if you please. Making it homemade is definitely worth it though.

Pie Crust:
  • 2 cups flour
  • 1 Tablespoon salt
  • 3/4 Stick of chilled Crisco shortening
  • 4-8 tablespoons cold water

1. Blend flour and salt in mixing bowl.

2. Slice shortening into flour mixture until a crumbly texture is achieved.

3. Sprinkle water over mixture evenly until doughy consistency.

4. Roll slightly more than half the dough between two pieces of waxed paper and mold into 9" pie dish.

5. Roll remainder of dough into a roughly 10" rectangle. We opted to ditch the classic weaved-top of the pie for a more uniform but easier flat domed top. Set aside for now.
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2 comments
Aug 7, 2008. 3:19 PMJoe Martin says:
Wow that oven one of the really high end expensive ones, Isn't it? I saw them on how it's made lol. Nice pie, 5*

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