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Real Pies!

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Simon:
I'm just off out, Gill, but it might be worth trying Lakeland if you haven't already.

Clive:

--- Quote ---Pie-making seems to be a skill which so many households have lost these days.  It's only since I've had my kitchen re-furbished that I've started trying to make my own, and I've got to say I need much more practice to get pie pastry right!
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Mrs Clive who makes exceedingly good pastry always claims the secret is having cold hands.  I suppose a warm handed cook could run their hands under the cold water tap for a few minutes.   :laugh:

GillE:
I'm afraid Lakeland can't help, Simon.

Actually, I'm pretty good with pastry - it's just that I haven't got much experience making individual pies.  My hands are definitely on the warm side which is why I usually make pastry in a food processor.  For me, the skill is in knowing when to stop processing  ;D .  If you run the machine only a few seconds longer than it needs, the pastry becomes over-worked.

Simon:
I know how it feels.

Rik:
 :laugh:

Might be worth a look on QVC, Gill, they do a lot of silicon bakeware.

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