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Pie Crust

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  1. This recipe uses frozen butter or margarine so you can skip the
    chilling step and get right at the rolling. I use frozen butter for
    biscuits and other pastry as well as for the pie crust. Grating makes
    the pieces just the right size to incorporate in the flour.

    Pie Crust

    2 cups flour
    6 Tbsp margarine or butter -- frozen
    4 Tbsp vegetable shortening -- Smart Beat trans
    fat-free works well.
    1 tsp salt
    1/4 cup ice-cold water -- approx

    Measure flour into a bowl. Add salt and mix. Using large holes of a
    grater, grate frozen margarine or butter over the flour. Add
    shortening. With pastry blender or fingers, blend until mixture looks
    like coarse meal with some lumps. Add water and mix with a fork just
    until mixture holds together. Add additional water a tablespoon at a
    time if needed.

    Roll out 1/2 of dough for bottom crust and the other half for the top
    crust.

    If not using immediately, wrap the dough in waxed paper or plastic wrap
    and refrigerate.

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