Dad has become a big fan of Martha Stewart's
pâte brisée lately - the all-purpose savory crust, useful for tarts, quiches, and pies that already have a really sweet fillings. But he errs, as ever, on the side of liberality, and makes too much.
Fortunately, Aunt Margie, within the week, sends the best kind of educational tool: one that teaches letters
and helps make cookies. Now Barritt knows what to do with the leftovers.**


** PS: A tip you won't ever find in any Martha Stewart Cookbook or Martha Stewart Living; this is solely a Barritt Chambers technique. Because the pie crust is over 40% butter, the hands will inevitably get greasy. In order not to sully a handtowel or, heaven forbid, a paper towel, you may simply wipe your hands on the wall, as B has demonstrated above.
***PPS: This really works best if you are renting the house you live in.
2 comments:
Wow - what a great technique. Make sure when you move VERY CLOSE to me, that you do not teach it to James!
Tell your dad to email me. wjcoyote@yahoo.com
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