3. Removed the chilled dough from the fridge, open the plastic with a pair of scissors (Pic 14). |
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Place the dough between two sheets of plastics to avoid sticking to the roller pin. Use a roller pin to roll out the dough into triangular shape (Pic 15, 16). |
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Remove the plastic on the top (Pic 17), |
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fold two times to make 1/3 of the original size. Cover with a sheet of plastic and roll out again (Pic 18-23); |
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Turn the triangular dough sheet 90 degrees, roll out and fold into 1/3 of original size. Wrap up again and store in the fridge for at least 30 minutes (Pic 24, 25). |
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4. Remove the chilled dough again, roll out, fold again and finally roll into triangular shape. Cut into two portions, with one portion 1/3 of the original size and the other 2/3 (Pic 26-29). |
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Between two large sheets of plastics (Pic 30), roll out the larger dough into a circle (with even thickness) about 1 inch wider than the pie pan (Pic 31-34). |
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Remove the plastic at the top, put the pie pan up side down in the middle of the pie crust (Pic 35), |
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hold up the pan and turn over the crust gently (Pic 36-38). |
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Remove the plastic, and press the crust firmly into the pan. Do not stretch the piecrust (Pic 39-41). |
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Pour in the chilled fillings and smooth out the surface (Pic 42-43). |
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