Cereals and Grains

Sweet pastry dough for pie

Sweet pastry dough for pie
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Ingredient Information

Name

Sweet pastry dough for pie

Category

Cereals and Grains

Popularity

12 recipes

Status

Inactive

Description

Sweet tart dough is a basic pastry preparation used as a base for all types of sweet pies and cakes. It is characterized by its crisp and delicate texture, which provides a perfect balance between firmness and softness, ideal for holding creamy, fruit, or custard fillings.

This dough is made primarily from flour, sugar, butter, and eggs, and in some cases, a touch of vanilla essence or lemon zest is added to give it a special aroma. Its origin is associated with European tradition, especially French and Spanish, where it has been the classic base for numerous pie and cake recipes.

Among its properties, its ability to hold its shape after baking and to provide a sweet yet balanced flavor that complements any filling stands out. Furthermore, as it has less yeast or leavening agents than other types of dough, its texture is denser and more crumbly, which allows for easy handling during preparation.

In different Latin American countries, sweet tart dough may also be known as sweet shortcrust pastry, sweet pâte brisée, or simply pie crust. Regardless of the name, it is a fundamental ingredient for those who enjoy homemade pastry and seek to create pies that are perfect in both flavor and presentation.

Nutritional Properties

1.5g
fiber
250mg
sodium
30mcg
folate
15g
fats
90mg
potassium
15g
sugars
350
calories
5g
proteins
0.1mg
vitamin b1
0.05mg
vitamin b2
1mg
vitamin b3
7g
saturated fats
45g
carbohydrates

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