Baking Workshop 7/31, Monday Morning

[absolutesnark]

Piper smiles as the students arrive. "Good morning. You're going to be making apple pie today. I was kind of sick this weekend so I didn't get a chance to make one for you. There are muffins from J,GOB, though. Feel free to take some."

She hands them a list of instructions. "Once again, there are a lot of instructions here, so feel free to work with a partner if you'd like. One of you can make the crust while the other makes the filling. And then you both can work together to assemble the pie. Ask questions if you have any."


Equipment Needed

Mixing Bowl

Rolling Pin

Knife

Measuring Spoons

Measuring Cups

Dough Blender

Cutting Board

Pie Pan


Ingredients

2 cups all-purpose flour

I teaspoon salt

1 tablespoon sugar

6 tablespoons butter

6 tablespoons shortening

6 to 8 tablespoons ice water


Instructions

Warm butter in microwave until soft, but not melted.

Mix flour, salt and sugar in bowl.

Add butter, shortening and ice water.

Wrap pie crust in plastic wrap then place in refrigerator for 20 minutes.



Ingredients

5 peeled apples

1 cup sugar

2 tablespoons flour

1/2 teaspoon cinnamon

1/4 teaspoon salt

1 tablespoon vinegar

2 tablespoons butter


Instructions

Peel and slice apples.

Soak them in water with a tablespoon of lemon juice. This will help prevent them from turning brown.

Mix flour, cinnamon, salt and vinegar in large mixing bowl.

Mix apples into the pie flavoring.



Instructions

Assembling the Pie

Now that your pie crust has had time to cool divide it into two equal halves.

Roll one of the balls of pie crust out until it is around 1/8 of an inch thick.

Wrap the dough around the rolling pin and unroll it onto your pie pan.

Take a fork and poke holes in the bottom of the crust to let steam out as it cooks.

Place the apples in the pie in a pattern so that they all fit in the pie.

Pour the leftover coating over them.

Place about 4 chunks of butter on top of apple filling. This will give the filling and crust a more buttery flavor.

Roll out the remaining pie dough and place it on top.

Create a pattern around the edge of the pie by using the back of a knife.

Baking the Pie

Cut long strips of tinfoil and place them around the edge of the pie.

Bake pie at 400 degrees for 50-60 minutes.

Take tinfoil off about ten minutes before the pie is baked to have a golden brown edge.



[ooc: ingredients and instructions from here]

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Make pie and chat amongst yourselves.

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Cally set out, starting on the crust first, as that seemed to make sense. She measured her ingredients and went about following the instructions as best she could.

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"Want to work together?" Bel asked, approaching Cally as she made the crust. "I can do the creamy filling."


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"Sure," Cally said with a smile. "I see the bite wore off," she added.

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Angela frowned at the recipe, but started carefully measuring things for the pie crust.

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"Hey, Angela," Molly said. "Would you be interested in a partner at all?"

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[chasingangela]

"Hi Molly," Angela said. "I'd love a partner. The recipe's not hard, but it's kind of long." She gestured to her bowl. "I had measured the stuff for the crust already."

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Alanna glared at her supplies. The supplies didn't care.

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"You're going to hurt their feelings doing that," Greg told her.

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Alanna gapped at Greg. "It...does't have feelings."

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Sakurazaki, looking rather tired and irritable that she has to break from her training to make pie, sighs heavily as she gets her ingredients together, wondering if she could idly find a way to use pie against demons.

Oddly enough, as she starts to work, she thinks she might be coming up with something.

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"Hey," Marie says with a smile. "You want to work together?"

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[bound2blade.livejournal.com]

"That would be great," Sakurazaki replies, returning the smile lightly. "I think I'll need it."

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With ninja-like swiftness and armed with a disposable camera, Jude leaned into the classroom and snapped a picture of Setsuna in all her culinary glory and quickly zoomed away before she could catch him.

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This week Isabel is not leaving any ingredients out. Reaching for the butter she started to soften it using her alien-fu.

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[likethegun]

After last week's success, Sam is determined to repeat it and make something he can actually share. And since he doesn't see any mention of the mixer in the instructions, he thinks he might actually be able to do this if he's careful.

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Luna gathered her supplies, humming to herself all the while.

Talk to Piper

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If you need her.

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OOC

[absolutesnark]

In theory, I'm expecting eleven of you today so there might need to be a group of three working together or Piper can be someone's partner. Whichever. I'm easy. ;)