Rapid Pastry Dough

I wanted to make a pastry dough with one block (200 g) of butter.
Fold the dough rapidly so that the butter won't melt. I did it twice in 3 sets, but if it's taking too much time and hard to fold, chill the dough for a while in the refrigerator before continuing. Recipe by nyonta
Rapid Pastry Dough
I wanted to make a pastry dough with one block (200 g) of butter.
Fold the dough rapidly so that the butter won't melt. I did it twice in 3 sets, but if it's taking too much time and hard to fold, chill the dough for a while in the refrigerator before continuing. Recipe by nyonta
Steps
- 1
Cut the chilled butter into 1 cm dice.
- 2
Put the flour and the cut up butter from step 1 into a bowl, and combine the butter and flour with your hands. Don't knead the butter, just flatten the pieces.
- 3
The butter pieces should become about half their original size.
- 4
Add the chilled water and salt, and mix up roughly with a rubber spatula.
- 5
Bring the dough together into one lump with your hands. There should still be visible lumps of butter and the dough should be quite floury.
- 6
Form the dough into a rectangle that's about 1 cm thick, cover with plastic wrap and chill in the refrigerator for more then 2 hours.
- 7
Fold the dough. Put the dough on a work surface, dust with flour and roll the dough out with a rolling pin while pressing down on it.
- 8
Roll out to about a thickness of 5 mm.
- 9
Fold the dough into thirds. Fold up the side closest to you first, and adjust the sides so that the folded part covers the dough beneath it to the edge.
- 10
Fold down the far side of the dough too, and adjust to form a neat rectangle.
- 11
Turn the dough 90 degrees, and repeat the same thing again, starting from the rolling out. Wrap the dough and keep in the refrigerator for more than an hour.
- 12
Repeat this procedure (folding into thirds and rolling out) more times, for a total of 6 times.
- 13
The finished dough should be shinly and pale in color.
- 14
Done. You can transform this pastry dough into all kinds of sweets.
- 15
Try making some apple pie with it!
- 16
Here's another kind with larger apple pieces.
https://cookpad.wasmer.app/us/recipes/154056-whole-apple-pie
- 17
The pie crust dough will keep in the freezer for 1 month. However, the quick-pie crust dough won't puff up as much after a while, so try to use it up as soon as possible.
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