Article: FOLLOWING THE RULES ESSENTIAL IN MAKING THE PERFECT PIE CRUST

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It was just after breakfast and Madame was teaching the small class the art of making pie crust, the French way, at her Postillion cooking school in Wisconsin.

Madame, a pint-sized French woman named Liane Kuony, was wearing a little hat and fluffy slippers. Her eyes akimbo, hands raised above the bowl, she demonstrated the technique, using fingertips only, lest any heat from her hands warm the ingredients. We watched, and we practiced.

It was wonderful, flavorful, flaky pastry. The bits of fat, suspended in flour, dissolved to make the pockets that produce a flaky crust.

But not long after I came home I became a convert to making pie crust in the food ...

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