You may think it's silly to dumb-down the name just for a few more people watching YouTube will give it a try, but it is very important to me that these recipes are accessible to as many people as possible. Oh and by the way, did I mention you have to buy a pot of $ 18 cherries to do?
And no, I did not hit the lottery; I had these on hand because of some recipe testing I did for a client, and I could not think of a finer way to use them. If things go well, here's the Amazon link if you want to try LUXARDO cherries for yourself. However, as I say in the video, while cherry or other fruit pie filling to be working beautifully.
I saw Alton Brown do, and apparently vodka adds moisture, but does not create gluten and somehow that makes a tender, flaky crust, or something like that. I can not be bothered to research more, but I can say he has done a hell of a crust.
Of course, if someone wants to go all food nerd on us and explain what happens at the molecular level I think we 'D while pretending to be interested. Have fun!
Update! I request that the whole wheat flour for this, but I want to tell you that I used the oxymoronically named King Arthur unbleached white whole wheat flour. It is a very light wheat flour, and can probably be simulated using 1/2 of ordinary wheat flour and white flour.
Update! I request that the whole wheat flour for this, but I want to tell you that I used the oxymoronically named King Arthur unbleached white whole wheat flour. It is a very light wheat flour, and can probably be simulated using 1/2 of ordinary wheat flour and white flour.
Ingredients:
6 oz whole wheat flour by weight (about 1 1/3 cups)
6 oz whole wheat flour by weight (about 1 1/3 cups)
6 tablespoons ice cold butter
1/2 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon sugar
1/4 cup ice water (1 tablespoon more if using vodka)
1 tablespoon ice cold orange or vodka Typically, option
1 cup pie filling cherries
See the complete recipe
See the complete recipe