Granny's Pie Crust

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Flower4Yeshua

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I am betting we all have seen this one...I amsure my granny got it off the old shorting can...her secret was how she mixed it...or so she said...I have won a few ribbons with this pie crust...so here we go..
This will make four crust's--two pies--
5 1/3 cups flour---you can use 1/2 whole wheat flour and still have a great crust...
2 teaspoons salt
2 cups shorting
no more than 12 Tablesppons cold water
mix your flour and salt well--
then add your shortening--with a pastry blender cut the shorening in..until you have what looks like small grains of sand..
add 6 Tablespons of water and go from there...add a bit more water on talbspoon at a time to get a nice dough that is not too sticky...
flour your counter to roll or use pastry cloth or wax papper to boll between..
 


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