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A pie that's literally all crust

A pie that's literally all crust

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A pie that's literally all crust - recipe 1 stick (113g) cold butter 1/2 stick (106g) melted butter 1 3/4 cup (210g) flour about 16 Oreo cookies (200g) 2 packages (250) graham crackers 1 tablespoon (15g) sugar for the pie crust 1/2 cup (100g) sugar for the binder 1/2 cup (150g) dark corn syrup (or golden syrup, or honey) 2 eggs cold water vanilla salt whipped cream for garnish Cut the cold butter into the flour, tablespoon of sugar and a pinch of salt until the butter almost disappears. Stir in just enough cold water to make everything come together into a shaggy dough. Chill and rest for about a half hour to let the particles hydrate. Mix up the binder by stirring the corn syrup, half cup sugar, eggs and a splash of vanilla until smooth. This tends to separate as it sits, so remember to mix it again right before you pour it out later. Melt the half stick of butter and use a little of it to lightly grease the inside of your pie pan. Crush the Oreos into crumbs and mix with about a third of the melted butter. Crush the graham crackers and mix with all of the remaining butter (and a pinch of salt, if the butter is unsalted. Get the oven heating to 350 F/180 C. Flour your counter and roll the pastry dough out until it's wide enough to cover your pie pan. (Rolling a little, rotating the dough, rolling a little again is a very safe way to roll out cold, crumbly pastry) Lay the dough in the pan, pinch off any excess around the edges and make sure to patch any holes you don't want the binder seeping through to the pan surface. Pour a thin layer of the binder into the pastry crust. Dump in the Oreo crumbs, pat them flat, then pour in another layer of the binder. Dump in the graham cracker crumbs, pat flat and pour on the rest of the binder. Cover with foil and bake for about 45 minutes. Take the foil off and bake some more until everything is brown and the center isn't jiggly anymore. Cool until the pie is solid enough to turn out. Slice and garnish with whipped cream. Forgive me for what I have done.
Date: 2022-09-22

Comments and reviews: 14


if you ever get the urge to show your kids, get em some fat suits and direct em to waddle around the house moaning 'feed me'.
as to your shaving products ad. well, when you get older, like, out of your teens, you'll find that multiblade razors work worse and worse, they're trash on coarse facial hair. your irritation when shaving. possibly the canned foam, it's really not good for adult shaving, while you still have that light wispy stuff it's passable, even the high quality spray can stuff is kinda trash. i'm not suggesting you get a shavette, though that's an option.

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Hey adam, I don t mean to be rude, but I m pretty sure either I m losing vision or everything in your video is looking very neon green neon yellowy recently. The mushroom risotto is when I first noticed it, the oil looked almost neon. Everything looks very oversaturated and all the colors pop seemingly unnaturally brightly. Is there a reason for this and is it intentional? Its s just very jarring to me personally.
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The moment you mentioned crust-flavoured pie, my head immediately clicks to _speculaas_ - a Dutch sweet biscuit flavoured with cinnamon, pepper and cloves (colonialism) that's crushed into buttered toast Dutch and Belgians enjoy for some reason. (Amusingly, it has become recently known here in Malaysia as a fad for flavouring desserts under the name _biscoff_ )
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Be assured that Nabisco has seen this and the next Oreo flavor is going to be chocolate/vanilla/graham. Really! Have you seen their crazy flavors? You re not going to heck Adam, but I m sure the authorities have already come for you and this will be your last video. Too bad. If I weren t trying to break my sweets addiction, this recipe would be nirvana!
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I use a recipe that uses
Creram craker( Water salt biscuts)
Creram Of milk
And butter
Same process, then cut bananas 0, 5 cm equal parts
Fill it as you want, put sugar and cinnamon
Then bake until crisp

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I'm absolutely making a version of this. I'm not a big fan of Graham crackers, so probably just oreo crumbs. Maybe mix in something with little or no sweetness to cut the sweetness of the oreos. Suggestions?
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ok but what if you went did a total of 7 layers, just alternating between oreo and graham cracker? i think it would give off more crusty vibes. also, the top layer could be an oat crumble?
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Two techniques I m used to seeing for short crust that you didn t do here: vodka in place of some water and blind baking. Did you try either/both in developing the recipe?
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Hi Adam,
is your sponsored link for Harrys only available in the US?
I am from germany and when I follow your link, it says that there doesn't exist a site.

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With any regular pie I have to have at least 4oz of milk to chase it down. I don't think any beverage could combat the total lack of moisture in this pie.
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As someone who doesn't like fruit pies, this will be a great addition to the pecan pie I always eat. If prepared right, crust is the best part anyway!
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I have become an absolute wizard and professional at identifying when Adams in-video advertisement is coming, and fast forwarding accordingly
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My least favorite part about baked goods is the crust. This is just a pure abomination. But if you like it then good for you I guess LOL
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In the mirror universe, Adam with a goatee has just uploaded the recipe for a pie that is 3 types of pie filling, no crust.
LONG LIVE THE EMPIRE!

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