Easiest Pie Crust Ever!

"This pie crust is super easy and always turns out perfect, it can double easily. You need to use a CuisinArt Food Processor. (BIG thanks to my boss's wife for this one!)"
 
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Ready In:
15mins
Ingredients:
4
Yields:
1 pie crust
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ingredients

  • 1 13 cups flour
  • 12 cup butter (straight from the fridge, cut into slices)
  • 14 cup water (ice cold)
  • 1 pinch salt
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directions

  • Put flour and butter slices in food processor container (using the blade tool).
  • Pulse butter and flour.
  • Add water and salt through the top of the food processor funnel slowly until it starts clumping.
  • Remove and kneed slightly with hands.
  • Place crust dough on a floured surface and roll out with rolling pin.
  • Put into a pie dish and trim the edges.
  • (If not using right away place in gallon size bag and put into fridge for up to an hour.).

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Reviews

  1. This is super easy & yummy! I love the flavor real butter adds to the crust. I used my KitchenAid food processor & it worked just fine. Thanks for sharing a great recipe!
     
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I live in middle Tennessee with my husband of 2 years. We're both from different areas of the country, bringing together different cooking styles/preferences as a result. I absolutely love cooking, and enjoy learning new techniques and recipes that suite both our palates. I also enjoy sharing recipes that I have found to please even some of the pickiest eaters, making it a win-win situation for everyone. As far as cook books go, there are a couple of out-of-print ones that my Mom used on our family when I was young, that I dearly enjoy. I would love to have a cookbook filled with my Grandmother's recipes, but unfortunately they were mostly in her head when she passed away. I collect mostly vegetarian cookbooks, since I am one, but only ones that I've perused first to ensure their success in our household - and on our taste buds. I work in an art gallery primarily in art restoration, which is very fulfilling and matches the degree that I graduated with. I enjoy drawing, reading, photography, and collecting children's book illustrations...as well as cooking of course!
 
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