Sweet Pie with Cranberry Filling
1.
First make the filling, put the dried cranberries and water in a milk pot, boil on high heat until boiling, then simmer on low heat and cover the pot for about 30 minutes.
2.
Cook until the dried cranberries become soft and rotten, then add in caster sugar and mix well.
3.
Fill the cranberry filling and let it cool for later use. Then make the pie crust.
4.
After the butter and cream cheese are softened, add in caster sugar and beat until fluffy.
5.
Add the whole egg liquid in two batches, each time after whipping and fusion, add the next time.
6.
Sift in low-gluten flour, baking powder, baking soda, and mix into a dough without dry powder.
7.
Put the dough into a large, thick, fresh-keeping bag, and then roll it into a 0.3 cm thick sheet.
8.
A round biscuit mold with a diameter of 3 cm larger than the upper mouth of the six-cup mold is used to print 6 large round dough pieces. (If there is no mold, you can take a small piece of dough and knead it into a round slice)
9.
Put the big round noodles into the six-in-cup molds, and press the sides and the bottom with your hands, so that no air is left.
10.
Divide the cranberry filling evenly among the 6 pie trays and smooth the filling.
11.
Knead the remaining dough pieces and roll them out again, then use a round biscuit mold with the same diameter as the top of the mold to print out small round pieces, and cover them on the filling to form a sealed box. Then use a fork to mark the top with a checkered pattern and brush with egg wash. (I used a heart-shaped pie mold to consume the remaining dough to make a pie without fillings.)
12.
Put it into the middle layer of the preheated Baicui PE5386 oven, heat up and down at 175 degrees, bake for about 25 minutes until the surface is golden, and take it out.
Tips:
1. When making the cranberry filling, stir it in the later stage to prevent the bottom from being burnt. If the water is dry and the filling is not soft yet, add some water and continue cooking on a low fire.
2. In winter, softened butter can be treated like this. First melt the butter in water, then let it re-solidify at room temperature. It can be whipped at the beginning of solidification.
3. I have many small molds, so I use molds to print wafers. If there is no such biscuit mold, you can also squeeze out thin wafers by hand and put them into the mold. For the top cover, remember to trim the edges of the excess dough.
4. Please finish the finished pie within 5 days, not for too long.