Grandma's Perfect Pie Crust Recipe
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- Опубликовано: 25 июл 2015
- Grandma Hope's perfect pie crust recipe leads to her pies selling for $1000 at auction.
1 heaping cup shortening
3/4 tsp salt
3 cups flour
1/2 cup cold water
Bake at 400F (205C) for 45min or until crust is golden brown and filling is likely bubbling.
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*Dude, you forgot to show the FINISHED PRODUCT of how it looked after it was baked. I was LOOKING FORWARD to it*
oh well, I will watch her make Sticky Buns!
jsphfrtz ,
Thanks! Needed an old fashioned homemade pie crust recipe for a blueberry pie this mother's day Sunday!
Your grandma is adorable :-)
And you have one of the best interviewing voices. The timber and clarity sounds great.
Wow that was quick! An answer to my dearest prayer. Thank you both so much doing Grandma Hope's Sticky Bun baking session. Can't wait to try them!
Thank you so much for sharing, I have never been able to do pie crust, biscuits or fry chicken. Now I can try your pie crust.tomorrow.. morning .got to get to bed. It's almost 1 am.
Good luck,@@deborahkelly1489! I hope it turns out great! Thanks for watching!
Watch and listen young people. You are not only getting instructions in making a pie crust, you are getting a lesson in integrity, humility and the love between a grandson and grandmother. Bless you both!
Funny, I thought the same thing - how wonderful to witness the respect and love they have for each other -
Thank you all so much for the love!
i don't need either one, been already taught both by common sense
@@carryclass6807 Your statement indicates otherwise.
@@EatAtJoes Grandma's skills and humility are not common sense, they are true signs of traditional up bringing, learned skills over time, wisdom, hard work, and her choice to treat people kindly enough to make me feel that even I could make my own pie. Extraordinary person. Thank you for sharing the video
Eat At Joe's: I owe you and your grandmother a debt of gratitude. The first time I did this recipe, it turned out perfect. Since then, I bake pies whenever I want a pie. I'm no longer afraid of how it's going to turn out. The crust tastes identical to the pies my mother used to bake. Thank you!
I'm 78 and still remember my mother's pie crusts as a child. Made the same way, shortening was the only difference. Thank you for your love for your Grandmother.
I love how grandma even explains what brand is the best! She's a smart lady and knows her stuff! I'm so glad she's shared all of her experience!
Me too!
How wonderful it is to see the love and respect you feel for your Grandmother!! I wish that more young people would take the time to sit with older family members and show them how invaluable they are. I still wish that mine were here, today.
It's true! Thanks for watching!
Grandmothers like yours are the backbone of any nation. This is precious. My Grammie, Mom and Aunts were fantastic in the kitchen, too. I miss them all. I tried making a crust recently, but now I know I left out sufficient water as it cracked and wouldn't hold together. Won't be making that mistake again now that I know the cause. Bake on!
She's the best and, yes, water seems to be the key... If you'd like to check out her sticky buns, take a look at her new video here ruclips.net/video/qWQ4bQeS6w0/видео.html ! And thanks for watching!
I've tried for 30 years to make a great pie crust and never succeeded - Grandma Hope, with your recipe & technique I just won a blue ribbon in our fundraiser!! thank you!
That is AWESOME!!! We are so happy to hear this and truly happy for you! Thanks for watching and keep baking those prize-winning pies!
Congrats!!! 😎😊
@@EatAtJoes , *New SUBBIE* 😎😊
Congrats
Congratulations on your blue ribbon. I will be trying this recipe just because of you❤
I've watched this video multiple times and it never gets old. I love the admiration and pure love that you have for your grandma. She must've adored her "little" grandson while you ere growing up , that's obvious now, seeing the pride that you have for her..and I can certainly see why. I hope that all is going well for her..for you both ❤❤
I just love this. Sometimes I watch it just to spend time with your grandma. If she’s still with us, please thank her. This crust makes the best hand pies for a church picnic!😊
What a great grandson who appreciates his grandma's baking skills so much. A wonderful way for her to leave her legacy to family and friends!
I plan to get more as soon as I'm able, so please keep watching!
Awwwww... .We all know for sure who's making pies for family gatherings. When sweet grandma goes to heaven. What a blessing to have a granny. And to be able to spend time with her. And get to have the honors of getting her wisdom and craft past down to you in person! I never had the honors of knowing my grandparents. They lived in Mexico, and I grew up in Colorado. And my parents never made trips to go see them. You're one lucky kid to be able to experience the love and tlc of a grandmother!
That’s what I (a GM) was thinking,”what a great grandson.”
Rosamaria Gonzalez Yes, I also never had grand parents -that’s why I try to be a good “grandma”.
My Mer-Ma is no longer in the kitchen, but her Spirit is with me every time I make biscuits & tomato gravy, or Lacey Cornbread! The “secrets” we learn when we take the Time to be Present with our Angels on Earth. 🦋🙏🦋
I was glued by her choices of kind words and your comment that never a bad word about anything or anyone. She's my personal inspiration. Be Blessed!
Thanks for watching!
Yes, my favorite part as well. She is a wonderful role model.
Thank you for sharing your Grandmother. I lost my Mom before I was wise enough to learn this art. I would give almost anything for one more hug from Mama and my Ma-Maw. Sweetie, hug her every chance you get.
Much love.
All of my 66 years of my married life I have been trying to make the perfect pie crust. I followed your recipe and made a lemon pie for my 65 yr old sons birthday. Finally got it to turn out perfect. Thank you so much. I’m 87 yrs old. Better late than never as the saying goes. So sweet of your grandson to put you on you tube, Thanks, Ellie
Grandma very great job!
Thanks so much for watching!
An artist.Perhaps the most skilled of any baker I've met in 61 years.An honor.Sincerely.A great lady indeed.Thank you.
Stay tuned for more in the coming months! Thanks for watching!
I love how grandma and grandson interacted in a respectful, down to earth conversation, learning and sharing. Absolutely precious and learning about the virtue and beauty of giving and sharing. I love both of you. Thank you so very much.
The best pie making tutorial I’ve ever watched. And this lovely lady has such a humble spirit. What a beautiful gift her grandson has given their family and all of us who found this you tube video. Thank you for sharing. It brought back so many wonderful memories I have of my Nana cooking and baking family dinners and holiday meals. She’s the one who taught me how to cook. Thanks for bringing back those memories!! And for sharing your lovely Grandma with us! Can’t wait to watch her other videos!!
She's the best! Thank you for watching!
I am so thankful for your grandmas pie crust recipe. I am 66 yrs old and have tried many recipes. My crusts were always hard, never flaky. I just baked an apple pie and it is the best one that I have ever made. I can't wait to share it with my family.
You are so welcome! I am thrilled it came out well for you. Enjoy!
I love how proud you are of your grandma God has truly blessed her with cooking skills and you
Thank you so much!
Your Grandma is precious! You both make me smile!
Thanks Jan! You're too sweet!
I've never been able to make a good pie crust but I really believe I can do this now.
Love the grandmother & grandson! Great video! ☺
What a humble, dignified lady she is!
So true! Thank you so much for watching!
I love how much the Grandson loves his Grandmother 💞
It's true! haha Thanks for watching!
OMGoodness. Those pies look amazing!! Thanks for sharing. Yummo!! I love seeing a grandchild interested in sharing his grandmothers craft. I love your designs on the top crust. Lovely!!!What a great memory to share. ❤️
Our pleasure! Thanks for watching!
Awesome grandson bragging about his Grandma💖 And such a beautiful humble Grandma!!! So blessed💖💖💖
Thanks for watching!
This was my late mom’s recipe as well, she taught me now I’m in charge of family pie making. I miss and love you mom.❤️🥧
Thanks for watching!
You are right! Pie baking is becoming a "lost art". Scratch cooking is also becoming a lost art for many. So sad....
We'll try to keep it alive, here! Thanks for watching!
My piecrust has been hit and miss for many years. Followed the way your grandmother makes it and had compliments all around! Thanks for posting.
I think your grandmother is WONDERFUL. Thank you both for sharing her wonderful knowledge & expertise. She seems such an amazing, classy, beautiful soul that has humility, strength of character & takes pride in her work. I never had a Grandmother to teach me these things & to share her time & love with- we appreciate her time & knowledge with us (both of you) now. My mom is gone & I wish I could have asked her so many things. God Bless you both for these wonderful videos. I am so glad that you are recording her valuable advice, skills & spending this valuable time together. I will be using this pie crust recipe for baking pies & hopefully will be able to teach my girls & grand babies in the kitchen one day. 😁💖🤗👍
I loved when she told him that bragging is “not good”. Lol
Always a lesson in Hope's Kitchen. Thanks for watching!
Lets face it, no-one is going to play your trumpet for you.
@@FarleyHillBilly when something is real good, somebody always will. 😉
She’s so adorable. I love grandmas.
Thanks!
L. Jackson; Look how well grandson turned out! Run's in the family.
L Jackson Is
Wonderful pie crust!!!! great show
I can't thank you enough for posting this. And God Bless your grandmother for her beautiful art of baking. I am just getting into baking pies and have had soooo much trouble with the crust. Her way is similar to my mother-in-law's who now lives too far to teach me now that I'm ready. I was successful only once at making the crust. I will most certainly be watching this again at my next attempt. Thanks again! 💛
Your Grandma Hope is such a precious lady. This recipe is awesome! I made an apple pie with using this recipe and it turned out beautifully. This is a definite keeper for future use. Thank-you for sharing and posting.
I love hearing that it works out for people! Thanks for watching!
How lucky you are to have such a sweet Grandma and wonderful baker. I never knew either of my Grandmothers. She's a treasure.
She is. Thanks!
Your respect for your grandma is awesome and I know she loves you to pieces!
She's the best! Thanks for watching!
Lovely presentation grandma I can't wait to make your version of pie crust! It looks like it would be "very light and fluffy!" 😁👍 One thing you didn't mention was "How long do you cook it for?"
People like this are the heart of out country. May we always have them. Minnesota??
Illinois. Thanks for watching!
Your Grandma's pie crust has so much love! God bless her!! ♥️
Thank you!
I love that she said it makes you feel like an artist! I just realized that's the reason I love baking. I'm very artsy, and love baking! Thank you Grandma!
She's a baking inspiration!
Thanks for taking the time to film your grandma. This is the best instructional video I've ever seen on how to properly make a pie crust.
I hope it works out for you. It was a lot of long one-shots, trying to show it all without being too boring.
I would have liked to have seen how it looked after it was cooked & also how long it took to bake!
Many thanks to you and your Gramma for all the effort! My pie crust skills are enriched now and I'm feeling much more confident in trying my hand at this!!
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@@marilyncarpenter3121 I know...I got too excited to eat it, I think!
holy moly, i have tried for so many years to make a halfway decent pie crust. I tried soooo many recipes, have done OK but nothing that i was REALLY proud of. so many recipes are tortuous, freezing the butter, ice cold water etc., refrigerating the dough, etc, etc. and always resulted in a dough that was very difficult to roll out. not one mention of the need for enough water. i made this recipe today, easy as pie, lolo and the result (peach crumble pie) was devoured (3 people) in one day!! the crust: perfection! thank you so much, i have now achieved one of my life goals!!
I am 79 almost 80 and have baked one apple pie from scratch at a church instruction class, about 4 years ago, after watching this video I am going o try it again this time alone. My husband has been hinting I try again he loved the last one I did Thank you, love, how you treat your grandma.
That's awesome! You can do it! Thanks for watching!
I so wish to have seen the final product out of the oven and after cooling and the slice of it, and of course the ooo's and yummm's of the taste of it! But enjoyed watching the beautiful masterpiece made by skilled hands... thank you!
We'll show it better in future videos! Thank you so much for watching!
Agree... Would love too see the finished cooked product so I can drool over it. 🤤
@@jenniferburke5849 , IKR? Same here! 🤤🤣🤣😉
2meirmeir me too!
@@EatAtJoes Please let me know what kind of flour was used. Thank you!
It's lovely to see Grandma in action. She has such a "light hand" with her mixing and rolling out of the dough. It makes such a big difference in the texture and taste of the finished product!
Now this is a rare and observant comment. Rachel knows how to bake. Thank you so much for watching! This is one of the best comments so far.
Muchas gracias por compartir esta receta del pie siguiendo las instrucciones que usted dice con tanta paciencia me animaré a hacerlas me encantó el diseño de la tapa se que quedará delicioso mis respetos para la abuelita y gracias al nieto por compartirlas con nosotros bendiciones.
@@elsaleiva5021 Muchas gracias por sus comentarios. Lamento que mis habilidades en el idioma español sean tan malas. Google habla por mí. ¡Espero que horneen cosas increíbles en el futuro! ¡Gracias por ver!
I noticed that too. I think that's where I go wrong. I've only made one really good pie crust in many attempts and it was so stinking time consuming and detailed. (Make sure the kitchen isn't too warm! Make sure the ingredients and bowls are cold! Put them in the freezer to make sure! Refrigerate the crust before using! Blah blah blah.) Yes, the end result was good, but like I said, so time consuming and downright stressful! Haha. I will have to try grandma's recipe and be sure to be very gentle with it.
Thanks for the video. If you could put the recipe and baking instructions in the description that would be perfect. 😊
@@brookiebakerie If you're using shortening, it'll help a lot with the annoying parts you've heard (i.e. "too warm" or "working too much" or whatever blah blah). You only need to worry about temperatures when you're working with a butter or a lard, which has a 95F melt temp. Shortening has a 115F melt temp, so its much more forgiving. May all your baking be unstressful! :) I'll try to get something in the comments. Thanks for watching!
Both Grandma and the pie are cute as a button. Thanks Joe.
Thanks CT!
Please tell your wonderful grandmother that her art will live on.....I'm going to teach my daughter's now, thanks to your video.
Thank you, I will!
I will be 65 in Feb. & still yet, I felt as if I was once again a little girl watching my beloved grandma making pie.❤️👵 I was taught to use tapioca as a thickener too and really feel it is the best thing for fruit pies. I have been lazy for SO many years & have used frozen crusts (never with good results). But now I'm inspired so will find my rolling pin & give this a whirl for first time in over 25 years. 😊 Please tell Grandma that a great grandma from Hawaii sends her much love & prayers for bright blessings. Aloha!
Sunny 🌞🌻
Thank you so much! For an awesome rolling pin, take a look at at a rolling pin that includes adjustable "rings" that will help you roll out a flat even crust very easily!
Oh, thanks but I have a French rolling pin and am pretty good with it 😉😁
Hi Sister🙋♀️ from Wisconsin USA 🤗😍😘🙇♀️
@wendy pearson I'll do that! 🙂 Maybe I'll make a pie on my channel (so many of my viewers like me to teach them to cook) and sample it to see how the crust turned out. 🙂👍
@@godzdaughterh1180 hey, Hi there! 👋 I was born in Iowa City, family from Dubuque! You're not far from there! Lovely part of the country!🙂❤️ God Bless! 🤗
Sunny 🌞🌻
It's wonderful that you are recording your grammas recipes. Thank you!
I am in Illinois this week (finally) so I will be making all kinds of good stuff, hopefully! Stay tuned! Thanks for watching!
jsphfrtz : I’m in love your Grandma 💐💐
Question for you. How much of the sugar and tapioca mixture does your Grandma add to her raspberries? I went back to listen, but she didn’t mention. Thanks so much.
Thats right!?👍
@@EatAtJoes please show your Grandma 🥧🍰🍨🍔🥪🥘🍲🥗🍿🍕🌭🌮🌯🥙🍟🥓🥩🍗🍖🧀🥞🥨🍞🍩🍪☕🍷🍾🍽🍽cooking alot more, & in her chair telling storys of when she was a small girl 🎳⛸🎣🛷🧸at home, & her 📻📺teen age yrs at home, I love to here🕯📖📚📰🗞📽🎬🎞🎷🎺🎻📯🏕🛋🧺🧹📷 storys.👍🏜🏖🏝💈💺🎪🎢🎡🎠🚂🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃🚜🚲🛴🛵🚦🚙⛽🚘🧳🛩all kinds of fun storys to listen to, your Grandma is so sweet to you & you are so loving & sweet to her.
Home to see her playing Cards 🃏with everyone at the family table too!👍
And if she does anything else thats fun to do...go Granny, go go go...💐
@@susanspencer9538 It's getting tougher as she gets older. We made that video seven years ago, so a lot has changed. I'm very glad I did this when I did.
She said how I feel. I enjoy cooking and baking. It’s my art! I feel a sense of accomplishment when the meal is finished.
Love how patient and complementary, the producer was with his grandmothers and how patient she was,with her demonstration.
Very good video.
Thanks so much Lillian!
Woohoo
My Uncle, a Philly Boy, Navy Cook, would measure shortening by: in a 2+ cup measure, 1 cup of water, add shortening by the spoonful until the water level is 2 cups high. That was his 1 cup of shortening. yep gather out the shortening leave the water behind. use the water to moisten the flour. he used salt and a sprinkling of sugar to the crust. It was flakey, a tiny bit sweet, and never left behind on the plate.
debra c thanks for sharing that information. Kinda cool tip!
Great tip! That would make a less messy cup to clean, too!
debra; Or, buy those Crisco sticks, already measured. you can cut them, or throw in one= One cup.
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@Mary Contrary Same here - it's a perfect measuring technique!
This was SO heart warming to watch. What wonderful skill and tradition and clearly: LOVE goes into each pie she makes. I found myself calming down just watching! Thanks for taking the time to put this together. Great job...and THANK YOU, Gramma!
She's got a lot of love in that kitchen. Thanks for watching!
@@EatAtJoes )
I really Love this Lady's Recie Especially Love the Wheat Pattern She uses on the Top Crust.
A Proud Grandson FILMING His Very Modest Grandmother is Heartwarming to Love That
Thanks for watching!
Ok I really enjoyed watching and learning from grandma hope!!! My great grandmother won all kinds of stuff with her pies!! She even sold them by the dozen at the gas station just off hwy. ppl all around would come to eat and buy her pies. I remember going to her house you could smell the baking all way outside!! She had a wall of windows and each window would be rolled open for her pies to cool. What I wouldn’t give to sit and talk to her now and learn more of her tricks!! I know my passion for cooking comes from her! I love to bake!! I just really never messed with pies much but it is on my bucket list! Lord Bless you Hope.
We are always happy to walk down Memory Lane with you! Thanks for watching!
thanks so much for this video, I am 62 years old and cook and bake after watching my mom through the years, but I lost her early, she was only 54 when she passed and I was just 23 and the one thing I didn't get was her pie crusts. Every time I make pies I always talk to her and say, I didn't pay enough attention mom,,, help me... I can do them but still struggle. These days they all put butter in their crusts, which my mom never did, and she did everything by hand. This is truly a lost art.. I thank you so much for taking the time to do this and I would love to see her do other things as well, cakes, cookies, maybe those yeast rolls she said she liked to make. I just found this and really loving it alot! thank you, thank you very very much.
also I want to say, I love that you love your grandma and taking the time to spend with her. I have two granddaughters that are 19 and 20 and couldn't care less if they saw me, and when I tried to help them with things, I get, things have changed since you were young grandma. You are a treasure to love your grandma so very much.
First, thank you for watching, and thank you for the comments.
I hope your pie crusts start coming out better.
If I can show more stuff in the future, I absolutely will.
To extend my commentary, as you did yours, I'd offer the following insight: I'm 35 and I didn't have my life anywhere near together until I was 30.
This, despite decades of school culminating in multiple degrees.
And that's not an uncommon story "these days" because "things have changed since you were young."
Like you say, your grandma dying in her early 50s when you were in your early 20s.
But your granddaughters are younger, now, than you were, then...and not only is their grandma is in her 60s, but she's gonna' be around for a few more decades, at least.
It's this life extension that has dramatically shifted our culture in the last century.
My parents are in their 60s and they look better than their parents did when they were in their 50s.
Fifty years ago, you grew up in your teens: now, you grow up in your 20s, after being babied until you're a teen.
Go back a century and, as a teenager, you needed to function in adult life...because you were almost certainly going to be dead by 50.
I don't mean to turn this into a history lecture of times you lived through and I didn't, because I'm pretty sure you know more about them than I do.
My point is that you should have hope.
Because your 20-something granddaughters, now, are actually just like your teenage daughters were, back in the 1980s/1990s, in terms of their overall maturity.
Maturity has elongated along with the extension of physical health.
We baby children until they're teens, making their 20s the time for the kind of self-exploration that used to happen in high school and college.
Just as we've extended the lifespan by 20 years in the last 100 years, we've extended childhood/puberty/sophomoricism by nearly that same number.
The "bad news" is that this kind of thing is going to continue to progress as we continue advance medical technology, allowing us to push people who are your age right now into centenarians by 2060.
The good news is, I doubt when you were my age, you thought "At 60, I'll only be 2/3 of the way through life."
More good news is that, when those granddaughters of yours hit their proper maturity in ten years, you'll still be alive at 70, acting like your grandma did when she was 50.
My grandma, in this video, has never seen this video: she's only 20 years older than you and the tech barrier is that slim.
It's hard to imagine a time 50 years ago where a farm with a dozen hands on it can't use certain machines until the youngin' gets there, because he's the only one who knows how to operate them: that is 100% how it is on the farm, now.
Times change but, as they do, try to continue to advance yourself and embrace technological development, and stay positive, because the future is gonna' be great!
Thanks for watching (and for reading this novel I wrote)!
@@EatAtJoes thank you for taking the time to write this, and your words, I appreciate them very much. My husband tries to tell me the same thing really and I kinda know that but it still hurts. Mostly I think because I was like a second mom to those girls most of their lives, and then their mom got sick, my daughter, she wasnt just my daughter but my best friend, we did everything together, I rarely left my house without her, and then she came down with breast cancer at age 30 and we went through almost 7 years of that, and I took care of them all, but was with my daughter every step of the way, then I lost her and I thought we were so close we would be their for each other and lean on each other but that didn't happen either.. They moved on very quickly and just forgot about us. We live way away from everything and no other family around. I think its just the combination of it all. If I had their mom around to tell me things and make me try to see things as you have done here too, I think it might be easier. But its life and theres nothing you can do about it, just certainly hasn't turned out the way I thought it would. Family has always been the most important thing to me, and in my life and I go on most days because you have to right? what else can you do? But every now and then when I see something like you with your grandma it makes my heart hurt again, but I just wanted to praise you for being there with her and taking the time. I do thank you and I know what you say is true, times have changed, I don't think I like them much lol. I think the past was a much nicer place. You are really quite a young man to take the time to write me and I really appreciate it, thank you so much and for your kind words of hope, because really we all need that don't we!
I miss my grandma. I love this video. Your grandmother is awesome. Can’t wait to try this recipe.
Good luck, Crissy! Thanks for watching!
🤣🤣🤣 the look you got for telling her how to explain! Priceless! 😂😂😂😂
Now I'm thinking of doing a raspberry pie for Thanksgiving. I was intrigued by her method of stirring in the shortening and skipping rest. Her dough looked different from mine before and after rolling. I really loved her decorated top crust. I usually do slits or leaves in a cross pattern.
Bless your heart for posting this and especially bless Grandma! ❤️
Thanks for watching!
I haven’t watched this in a long time. I had forgotten how much I loved this video. Your gramma knew what she was doing. I enjoy baking, but my pie crusts are never quite what I want them to be. I ran across this video again and rewatched. So enjoyed and I wrote down everything she said. I’m Gonna try her way. I do hope she is doing well. Glad I found this. She just looks like such a sweet lady. Thanks again
Well, it’s Thanksgiving tomorrow 2023. So, I watched again and today I made this crust and the same pie. It’s in the oven now. I don’t recall seeing the oven temp or time for baking. I had an idea, because I’ve made pies before, but was wanting your grandmas way. So , if that could be added maybe just to the recipe or a reply to this post, that would be great. I’m baking it at 400 degrees for 45 to 55 minutes? Thanks and I do hope your grandma is doing well.
Hello! I had always had problems with making my dough, and I had abandoned. I had always been sad and disappointed. Please, let your grandma know that she literally save me! I can now bake pies, like I always wanted to. I could never thank her enough. Please convey my thanks and warm hugs❤️
You can tell how much he loves and appreciates his grandma and she is so humble that she keeps talking over the compliments 🥰
LOL Yeeeaaahhh... Thanks for watching!
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Beautiful lady and excellent pie crust. I just baked an apple pie and it is perfect. I have tried many recipes and could never get it right. I can't wait to share with my family.
This is the best presentation I have ever seen of someone making a pie crust. It looks absolutely fantastic.
Thanks for watching!
Thank you for sharing... my Grandmother taught me how to make pie crust too way back in the 1970s. She taught me to cut the shortening in with my fingertips and it is faster and consistent. I can't do it any other way. The water is always a variable depending on the humidity. You just have to go by feel.
Good advice! Thanks for watching!
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I love the wheat design she does! And pinching the edges is an art too!!hers looks perfect!
Oh this made me so happy! This reminds me of my granny, God rest her beautiful soul. I loved watching my granny make pie crusts. Her aged hands were so beautiful to me. They seemed to hold so much wisdom and grace. I miss her so much. I always say if I could be half the woman my granny was then I have made it in life. Enjoy every moment with this lovely lady. For time is fleeting and we are never promised a tomorrow. God bless you and thank y’all so much for this video. It sure put a huge smile on my face. I look forward to trying your granny’s pie crust. Much love to you and your granny ❤️❤️❤️
We're thrilled you enjoyed it!
My Dad did not like cake but loved my Mom's pies. Mom made her pie crusts so that I learned to make them also. And I am teaching my daughter and GRANDdaughter.
Gotta love the genuine modesty of her generation and the obvious adoration of a grandson for his grandmother. That is the beauty of this relationship.
Only thing missing is a picture of the pie when it came out of the oven!
I'll do better next time, I promise! Thanks for watching!
My oh my do I miss my grandma...she cooked and baked like a pro...and this beautiful woman reminds me so much of her...And, when she went to her mat and you disrupted her “groove”, the face she gave you was not only adorable, but hilarious😂thank you!
I felt like I was watching my mother-in-law bake again.... so patient and talented. Thank you!
Thanks for watching!
What a lovely Grandma ! Looking forward to see more videos with grandma.
I plan to get more videos like this happening starting this next summer, when I return to the USA! Thanks for watching!
What a sweetheart. I loved this video.
Love this video ❣️
Thanks for watching!
This recipe is what brought me here. Watching and listening to her brings back memories of my gram.
What a lovely video - yes, it’s a great recipe, but better even is just watching a nice, interesting person talk about her interest in baking. She just seems wonderful.
This is hysterical. The whispered instructions are the best part. Ha ha ha!!!!
I am in Illinois this week (finally) so I will be making all kinds of good stuff, hopefully! Stay tuned! Thanks for watching!
A great video that would have ben made more special seeing the finished pie and you and Grandma enjoying it together at the end! Thanks for sharing. She's a beautiful treasure.
Janette Lavender Yes, I agree!
I think I was just too excited at the end of it all, and I forget to turn the camera back on! I promise it looked/tasted great, though. Future videos, I'll be sure to remember the ending! haha Thank for watching!
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@@EatAtJoes I'll be looking forward to it as well
Thanks so much for the video. I have never been able to make pie crust. I am differently going to try this.
I am so greatful to have come across your channel. Your Grandma is such a blessing. Thank you.
I'll try to do her justice! Thanks for watching!
Your grandson is thankful for such a wonderful grandmother!
You are “blessed “ to have a loving Grandma 👵. Brings back memories of my grandma & mom, always cooking & baking on the farm. Nothing better than homemade!
Thank you so much for watching!
Thank you for sharing your pie wisdom, Grandma Hope! I finally figured out where my pies have gone wrong and I can fix it now! It was all in the water, of all the things! You're amazing.
That's excellent! I'm so happy you figured it out. I hope your pies turn out awesome! I'll pass the message along to her when I see her in a couple of weeks. Stay tuned for more in the coming months! Thanks for watching!
Love her, Grandson & Pie making lesson . TY for the recipe. Your Grandma is a jewel.
Thanks so much!
love that your getting your grandmothers recipe on video. when you are an old person yourself you will look back on your grandmothers lesson and be so glad you did.
That was the original plan! I made this for me and family; I never expected it to blow up like this. Thanks for watching!
Simple and easy, actually the best tutorial!👈😃 Thank you so very much to share your Grandma Treasure😘
Apple crisp
Thanks for watching!
I agree. He will be so thankful later that he took the time for her. What a wonderful memory for him and her descendants.
@@BirdieSueA The descendants have yet to figure it out, but I know they will, someday, as they ask themselves why they were too busy taking selfies to record our grandmother, instead.
@@EatAtJoes I can understand. I happen to be the genealogist of the family and for the life of me I can't get the younger ones interested in even looking at the family tree. I wonder if they ever will even take the time to look. They do have time for video games & FB though.
I made this just like grandma said to, it was easy! It turned out ”perfect”!! I love this recipe and her way of beautiful crust, it will be the only way and recipe from here on out! Thank you, grandma👍🙏🏻❤️❤️
I am very happy to hear it turned out great! Thanks for watching!
I'm glad to hear someone else tried the recipe and it turned out great. Mine didn't, even though I added extra water it still crumbled. Willing to try it again though.
I am an artist and I have to say, this is a work of art, with passion and love...besides being scrumptious, I am sure.
Thank you so much!
Partner, thanks for taking the time in making this video, it’s people like your grandmother that are the real treasures of the world.
I love your beautiful grandma ! God Bless her !
Thanks for watching!
Grandma you have the Perfect Grandson!! Thanks to both of you for sharing your special love with us!
You're too sweet! Thanks for watching!
I have been cooking for 57 years. I have made every cake and pie known to man.
NEVER have I made such a great pie crust till I used your recipe, and directions. You are awesome!
Thank you, and God Bless...
I am so glad to hear it! Thanks for watching!
I've viewed this video afew times. Her experience shows with Grandma's beautiful pies. This is a work of art! I keep learning valuable tips & I've been making pies for years. God bless this special lady!!!
I am so glad it's brought joy into your life! Thanks for watching!
Thank you for this. It's so thoroughly explained and demonstrated that I think I could do it confidently. All the little tips and tricks probably make the difference in excellence. It was also beautiful with her technique in decorative venting. She is an artist in her way as she said.
It's only 3 things, plus salt
Thank you so much for watching and enjoying! May all your pie crusts turn out wonderfully!
@@EatAtJoes Mom did a good job with you . Many blessings to you.
Thank you for giving us Grandmas pie crust...I remember making pies with my Nana,but I haven't made a pie in a long time. This has inspired me to make a pie . God bless you both.
I hope your pie turns out great! Good luck and thanks for watching!
I teach my greatgrandaughter how to bake shes 8 now I started teaching her at 5 years old how to make cookies I want her to learn while shes young so we are going to teach her how to make pies I'm going to let her watch this video. You're an awesome teacher God bless you
What a sweet lady your Grandma is! It was a pleasure watching and listening to her. Her pie is absolutely beautiful too! 🥰🤗🥰
One of the most adorable tutorials I’ve ever seen. Grandma is just the cutest, and made a perfect pie look so easy to do!!!
Thanks for watching!
I agree! I'm 71 and loved my Granny. She started teaching me to cook when I was about 5.
She inspired me. 😊
Best pie crust video I have ever seen. I now know the reason my pie crust never rolls out right - not enough water!! Thank you Grandma!! Lots of love to you and your grandson.
I'm glad it's better! Thanks for watching!
How fun! Years ago I did the same thing with my Grandma. Her specialty was homemade Chicken' n' Dumplins. All that was available at that time was the VCR format but I got it and then duplicated enough to give to her 4 children and my sisters. Any cousins who wanted a copy, they could either make their own, watch their parents, or ask me! It's a precious gift that we'll treasure always!!!!!
You should digitize them! Thanks for watching!
Great video, another channel who is a young homesteader called Becky from Acre Homestead she is a young lady who hasn’t lost the art and makes some wonderful bakes and meals. It’s great to see someone with baking art who teaches us younger ones thank you so much x
Love that she uses a fork! Ive always used a pastry blender, but will now try this! Love Gram's personality! 🌟
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Thank you so much for watching!
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I am SO going to try it this way!! Thanksgiving is around the corner and I still am in charge of the pumpkin pies 😁
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I just love the grandma's humility...it is so pleasant to hear today!
She's the best! Thanks for watching!
I have been taught a beautiful way to make crust again. I had given up on making a crust and now I can try again. Very enjoyable and keep posting. Thank you for sharing your loving relationship!!
You can do it! Thanks for watching!
My wife passed away after 30 married. I am 58 year old man and familiar around the kitchen.. But have always been wary to make pie's. Mum is 90 year's old and still at home, her baking days are over. Your video is awesome . Very well done. Thank you for sharing. Your grandson is lucky to have you. . Im looking forward to making the $1000. pie. Many blessing's Is this crust good for meat pie's and butter tart's. love to see future videos.
You can do it! Follow the video and you'll nail it. Good luck!
@@EatAtJoes Thank you ... Cheer's, from Sudbury, Ontario, Canada