I had a double crust and ended up making only one quiche. I know I can freeze it, but was wondering what other non-pie items I could make.
Suggestions?
My mom used to spread butter and cinnamon on scraps, then roll them up and slice them into 1/2" pieces, then bake. Quick, tasty snack.
Roll into little balls and put in soup for easy dumplings.
It’d be a waste for a whole pie crust, by my mom used to make mini-turnovers with left ovee pie dough. Cut into a right triangle, spread jelly, fold point to point, and throw in the oven with the pie for a couple minutes.
Roll it thin and cut into 2" squares. Place a tablespoon of any savory filling you enjoy (any combination of ground meat, vegetables, cheese, spices) in the center of each, fold into a triangle, seal the edges, bring the bottom corners together and stick them together. Bake, steam, fry or use as dumplings in a soup, as the estimable Annie-Xmas suggests.
You aren’t by any chance my sister, are you? Cause my mom did that same thing.
Then, she’s my sister too.
You’re all apparently my cousins, too.
-Lil
I hate to sound dumb, but would I cook the meat filling first or not?
And those cinnamon-sugar wheels sound yummy! Now I wish I had 2 leftover crusts!
I think yinz are my long-lost relatives.
Cousins! I opened the thread figuring I could share my mom’s cinnamon-sugar pinwheels.
The last time I had a bit of leftover pie crust it was lunchtime, so I put in some pasta sauce, cheese, mushrooms and onions and folded it over made a sort of stromboli. Cut some vents and bake until golden brown and it’s good eats.
It depends. By the time the dough is cooked, the tablespoon of filling almost certainly will be also, but it hurts nothing to cook it separately. One thing pre-cooking the filling will do for you, depending on what’s in it, is remove some moisture, making it less likely that your filled dumpling will explode from internal steam.
Mine too, but we called 'em Cinnamon Curls.
We (my siblings) called them “pie cookies”, and my mom would always have extra crust in order to make them She cut it into triangles, sprinkled with cinnamon & sugar, and then rolled them up.
Brian