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Pâte Brisée

When I'm looking to cook something new I always look to see who does it the best. When it comes to making a crust for a pie or a tart, well the French win hands down. The French are passionate about their pastries and their crusts. From the flour to the butter they have a love, and snub, for their ingredients that rivals any known culture. This is a French style pie crust known as pâte brisée recipe. It is the perfect crust for a sweet tart or a savory quiche. The crust will be flakey and buttery.

Recipe

  • 2 cups

    bread flour
  • 1 cup

    unsalted butter , chilled
  • 1 tsp.

    Kosher salt
  • ¼ cup

    water , chilled
    Step 1
  • Cube the butter in ¼ cubes.

  • Step 2
  • In a mixing bowl, place the paddle, bread flour, salt and cubed salt and chilled in the freezer for 15 - 20 minutes.

  • Step 3
  • Remove the mixing bowl in the freezer and blend the ingredients on low until the butter has incorporated into the flour to make crumbs. Think the consistency of sand.

  • Step 4
  • Add the chilled water and continue to mix until the dough has formed a smooth ball. You will think this is not enough water. Be patient, the ball will form.

  • Step 5
  • Once the ball has form, remove the dough from the mixing bowl and form into a disc about a 1" thick.

  • Step 6
  • Wrap the dough in plastic wrap and chilled for at least 4 hours.

  • Step 7
  • Remove the disc from the refrigerator, unwrap and roll out into a ⅛" circle.

  • Step 8
  • Fold the dough onto itself and then place inside your tart pan.

  • Step 9
  • Unfold the dough in the tart pan and form the wall. Once the dough has been 90% form, use a floured glass and press the wall in the pan to form a smooth inside and to make sure the dough has pressed into the edges of the pan.

  • Step 10
  • Refrigerate the crust uncovered for at least one hour.

  • Step 11
  • This is point at which you have a pie crust. If you need to blind bake for a quiche or something with a liquid filling continue to the next step.

  • Step 12
  • Preheat oven to 400°. Place pie weights on dough. I line the pan with aluminum foil or parchment paper and then fill with dry beans. Bake for 20 minutes; Remove pie weights and then cook for another 5 minutes.

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