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pastry

Baked dough made from flour, fat, water, and salt. It makes a useful base or container for soft, moist fillings, and is widely used for tarts, pies, quiches, and pasties. Richer pastries may include eggs, yeast, or sugar, or may use ground nuts instead of flour. Varieties include short pastry, flaky pastry, suet crust, filo, and choux. Puff pastry is made with a higher proportion of fat; its preparation involves repeated folding, which, with the fat, makes it flaky.



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The pastry case needs to be cooked before adding the filling and this process is called "baking blind".
Unfurl it carefully, and push into the pastry case gently.
Turn down the oven to 125C and continue to cook the pastry case Bake for a further 20 to 30 minutes.
 
 
 
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