Crispy Strawberry Pie in Season
1.
To soften the butter, add low-gluten flour and 10g fine sugar, and knead it with hands to form a coarse powder;
2.
Add milk, alive into a smooth dough, let it rest for 5 minutes;
3.
Spread a piece of greased paper on the panel, put the dough on it, and roll it into a 2mm pie crust;
4.
Cover the pie crust on the pie pan, leave a margin around it, and fit the pie crust tightly with the pie pan by hand;
5.
Use a rolling pin to roll on the edge of the pie pan to remove excess pie crust;
6.
Use a fork to insert a small hole in the bottom of the pie crust to prevent the bottom from swelling and swelling during baking;
7.
Remove the stems of fresh strawberries, wash them, cut into small pieces, add 15g of caster sugar, mix well, and marinate for 10 minutes;
8.
Melt the butter in water, add 15g of sugar, salt and milk and mix well;
9.
Add high-gluten flour and stir evenly with a whisk;
10.
Add the egg liquid and stir evenly with a whisk;
11.
Add the marinated strawberries to the mixture, and the filling is finished.
12.
Pour the strawberry filling into the pie pan;
13.
Sprinkle walnut crisps on top (see the blog post "Cracked Walnut Scones" for the making of crisps);
14.
Preheat the oven to 190 degrees, put in the pie pan and bake for 30 minutes until the surface is crispy and golden, and the strawberry filling is solidified and taken out.
Tips:
The method of making this kind of fruit pie is generally universal. For example, strawberries can be replaced with soft fruits such as bananas or mangoes, but hard apples or pears need to be fried;
The middle milk in the pie crust can be replaced with water, but the milk is more rich in flavor. Just bake some small biscuits with the extra pie crust.