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![]() "Ward Abbott" > wrote in message ... > On Sun, 21 May 2006 13:09:12 -0400, Jenn Ridley > > wrote: > > >(many people I know don't eat the > >pie crust at all, so scratch/frozen doesn't affect anything.) > > We must run in different culinary circles! <vbg> If the crust is > bad...the pie won't get any better. A fabulous crust is the > foundation for any pie. > > OK...now, everyone can shudder....I use half lard, half Crisco for my > crusts. Yes, saturated fats do make fine pie crusts but you wouldn't expect Mordechai to use PIG fat would you? Chicken fat works just as well, maybe even better. Many people use butter. Bob |
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