Welcome to Paulina Cocina! Today we have a kitchen classic: sweet pie crust . Ahhhh! How noble pie is in all its forms!
Savory pies are the best friend anyone can have, along with their pascualinas, their ham and cheese, and their Galician empanadas! And sweet pies? Everything good in this life can fit into a sweet pie crust: lemon pie, strawberry pie , bombón pie (the one with the dulce de leche points), key lime pie, and all the pies ( country ) in the world!
I think the tart is by far one of the best culinary inventions. You could even say it's a pastry that holds a dessert together. I've talked a lot about tarts, haven't I? I mean, I've had enough! Well, this tart pastry is one of the most beloved things on the planet. So read it with love , I'm giving you a little gem!
on this sweet tart dough
This sweet tart dough is a base for making just about anything. It's a delicious and crunchy dough, and we owe that to our dear friend, butter. Although butter brings us so much joy, there are also certain precautions to be taken when making sweet tart dough.
First, the butter has to be very cold . No need to take it out too early! In fact, you can cut it into cubes and put it back in the refrigerator. This is important for our sweet tart dough to turn out well. We don't want the butter to melt or become oozy like in cake recipes.
With the butter very cold, we'll be able to achieve our sandblasting. Again, we're not looking for something fluffy , mind you! Finally, the key tip for a sweet tart dough that turns out great is to respect the refrigeration times. Chill it when you finish assembling it and chill it before baking.
If you follow these steps you won't be able to fail!
Greetings and until next
Juanita
Assistant
Ingredients
for a dough ball
- 1 cup of flour
- 100g of butter
- 1 CDA of sugar
- 1 pinch of salt
- 1/4 cup ice water
Sweet Tart Dough Recipe
the basis of everything that is good
- The first thing we'll do is make the dough: place the flour, sugar, and a pinch of salt in a bowl. Mix.
- Add the butter, very cold and cut into small squares. Break it up with your hands, trying to touch it as little as possible so the heat doesn't melt the butter. It will be sandy , like wet sand.
- Incorporate the ice water from small splash. It is important that it is frozen, this will make it crispy. And it is important to incorporate it very much from a little, since if we pass, Alpys. Mix until a smooth dough is left. Make a bun and place in the refrigerator covered with film paper for at least 15-20 minutes.
- Roll out the dough with a rolling pin and line the baking dish. No need to add butter .
- Bake the dough for about 10 minutes, until it looks slightly cooked but still very white. This will help it stay crispy when you add the filling.
Could you explain what flour you use?
Hello, what mold is it used for?
Thanks. It's very good; I don't even stretch it with the stick, I just use my knuckles and that's it.
What diameter of lunch box is it for?
The walls come down during cooking, very bad.
It tastes good, but it ended up a bit flaky, it all fell apart... I don't know if I did something wrong.
Hello, can it be made with 0000 flour?
Hi Paulina, I'm asking, to make a tart with custard and strawberries and seal it with gelatin, will I need to brown the dough a little more? So it won't be too white? And the other question is, can it be made in a mixer? Thank you very much, and I really enjoy your videos. Best regards.
Hi Paulina, I'm asking. I want to make a tart with custard and strawberries and seal it with gelatin. Will I have to add more to the dough? And the other one, can I make the mixture with a mixer? Thank you very much, and I really enjoy your videos. Best regards.
Hi Paulina!!! I made it and it's delicious!!! Thanks!!!!
I followed all the steps as per the recipe. I cooked it for 10 minutes as per the recipe, but it still came out raw, and it didn't turn out right with regular flour.
Hello Paulina, can it be done in a food processor?
I'm a bit confused. The strawberry tart dough (your recipe, Pau) has other ingredients. Which one should I use? Or are both fine?
Hi Paulina. Can you use self-rising flour? It doesn't have eggs.
Oven temperature?
Hello! What size lunchbox is this ratio designed for?
What flour is used? And what kind
of pan would it be for?
The oven doesn't say what temperature it is!!!
It turned out delicious!!
I used self-rising flour because
I like it a little fluffier.
And I also used 2 tablespoons of sugar.
When I precooked it for 10 minutes
, I didn't even prick it, because it didn't rise.
I made it and it was delicious.
Hi, does the oven have to be preheated or not? And what temperature does it have to be?
Is it self-rising flour? Doesn't it have eggs?
Hello Paulina, just a spoonful of sugar?
Hello Paulina, is it regular or self-rising flour?
Hi Paulina!!
I made it!! It was delicious! Thanks!
We'll try it tomorrow...
Thanks for sharing these tips. They helped me a lot.
With common flour?
Hello, I'd like to know if it's ready to eat. Because the filling I want to add is already cooked. Or do I need to leave it in the oven longer? Thank you.
Hi, this seems like a super easy recipe, but I have a question. Isn't it necessary to prick the dough in the baking dish or add beans or something to weigh it down? I'm asking because I heard about the weight somewhere, and it made me wonder. Thanks.
Can we make the cake, bake it, and freeze it? I'm having an event. I'm planning to make it cross-border and only use it to fill the day of the party.