Cereals and Grains

Refrigerated pie crust

Refrigerated pie crust
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Ingredient Information

Name

Refrigerated pie crust

Category

Cereals and Grains

Popularity

9 recipes

Status

Inactive

Description

Refrigerated pie crust is a pre-made dough base that is ready to use and found in the refrigerated section. It is designed to simplify the preparation of pies and quiches, offering a crispy texture and a neutral flavor that complements both sweet and savory fillings.

Its origin is linked to European culinary tradition, especially from France, where pie crusts are a staple in home baking and cuisine. Today, this dough is sold in many parts of the world, adapting to the needs of speed and convenience.

Its notable properties include its practicality, as it saves time in preparation, and its versatility, as it works for both savory and sweet pies. It is made primarily from flour, butter or shortening, water, and salt, which gives it a flaky or shortcrust texture depending on the recipe.

In several Latin American countries, refrigerated pie crust is also known as masa quebrada refrigerada, masa para pay (in Mexico), or simply pie base dough. This ingredient is essential for those looking to prepare homemade pies without complications.

Nutritional Properties

0.8g
salt
0.4mg
zinc
1.0g
fiber
15mg
calcium
40mcg
folate
1.1mg
iron
70mg
potassium
4g
sugars
250
calories
15mg
magnesium
4g
proteins
0.7mg
vitamin e
0.1mg
vitamin b1
0.05mg
vitamin b2
1.5mg
vitamin b3
0.08mg
vitamin b6
12g
total fats
3.5g
saturated fats
32g
carbohydrates

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