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  • 00:21

    Hey guys it's Bettie from BakerBettie.com and welcome back to another
    Hey guys it's Bettie from BakerBettie.com and welcome back to another

  • 00:26

    video. Now today I have a new recipe tutorial for you and I'm going to show
    video. Now today I have a new recipe tutorial for you and I'm going to show

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    you how to make raspberry hand pies. Now if you're somebody who's a little
    you how to make raspberry hand pies. Now if you're somebody who's a little

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    intimidated by making your own pie crust I'm going to walk you through it step by
    intimidated by making your own pie crust I'm going to walk you through it step by

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    step and I promise you can do this. It's not as difficult as you might think.
    step and I promise you can do this. It's not as difficult as you might think.

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    Now these hand pies turn out really rustic they've got a really flaky crust
    Now these hand pies turn out really rustic they've got a really flaky crust

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    and that tart raspberry filling but you can actually add any filling you like.
    and that tart raspberry filling but you can actually add any filling you like.

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    It's a super versatile recipe so let's go ahead and dive into the tutorial. Okay
    It's a super versatile recipe so let's go ahead and dive into the tutorial. Okay

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    so we're going to start by preparing our pie crust first. Now you can opt for
    so we're going to start by preparing our pie crust first. Now you can opt for

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    using a premade store-bought crust if you prefer but homemade crust has such a
    using a premade store-bought crust if you prefer but homemade crust has such a

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    better flavor and texture and it truly is not that complicated to make. So I
    better flavor and texture and it truly is not that complicated to make. So I

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    really encourage you to give it a try. I am measuring out 2 cups of all-purpose
    really encourage you to give it a try. I am measuring out 2 cups of all-purpose

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    flour into a large mixing bowl and I'm adding to that 2 tablespoons of
    flour into a large mixing bowl and I'm adding to that 2 tablespoons of

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    granulated sugar as well as 3/4 of a teaspoon of kosher salt.
    granulated sugar as well as 3/4 of a teaspoon of kosher salt.

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    Now the saltiness of this crust really contrasts with the sweet filling and
    Now the saltiness of this crust really contrasts with the sweet filling and

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    makes for such a lovely combination. Whisk all of those dry ingredients
    makes for such a lovely combination. Whisk all of those dry ingredients

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    together until they are well combined.
    together until they are well combined.

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    So now we need to cut our butter into small pieces. Now you really want your
    So now we need to cut our butter into small pieces. Now you really want your

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    butter to be very very cold here because that is what is going to help our crust
    butter to be very very cold here because that is what is going to help our crust

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    be really flaky. So I have one and a half sticks which is six ounces of cold
    be really flaky. So I have one and a half sticks which is six ounces of cold

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    unsalted butter and I am cutting it into small pieces which is going to make it
    unsalted butter and I am cutting it into small pieces which is going to make it

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    easier for us to work that into our flour.
    easier for us to work that into our flour.

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    Now add all of that cold butter into your dry ingredients and use a pastry
    Now add all of that cold butter into your dry ingredients and use a pastry

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    cutter or a fork to cut it through the ingredients until it is the texture
    cutter or a fork to cut it through the ingredients until it is the texture

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    of a coarse meal. Now the purpose of this cutting in process is that the fat is
    of a coarse meal. Now the purpose of this cutting in process is that the fat is

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    going to coat our flour which will create a barrier against gluten
    going to coat our flour which will create a barrier against gluten

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    formation and that's going to keep our crust really nice and tender. Now also
    formation and that's going to keep our crust really nice and tender. Now also

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    because we are not mixing the fat into one cohesive dough rather we're keeping
    because we are not mixing the fat into one cohesive dough rather we're keeping

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    it in little pieces, that is going to create little pockets of air when it
    it in little pieces, that is going to create little pockets of air when it

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    melts in the oven and that is where all of the flakiness of our pie dough comes
    melts in the oven and that is where all of the flakiness of our pie dough comes

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    from. Once the mixture looks like a coarse meal you can squeeze it together
    from. Once the mixture looks like a coarse meal you can squeeze it together

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    to see if it holds and then we are ready to add in our water. You really want to
    to see if it holds and then we are ready to add in our water. You really want to

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    use ice-cold water here because this keeps the temperature of our dough
    use ice-cold water here because this keeps the temperature of our dough

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    really cold and ensures that the butter will stay in all of those small pieces
    really cold and ensures that the butter will stay in all of those small pieces

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    instead of it forming into a completely cohesive dough. So we're going to add the
    instead of it forming into a completely cohesive dough. So we're going to add the

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    water in just a little bit at a time because the amount of water needed is
    water in just a little bit at a time because the amount of water needed is

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    going to vary depending on the day. You're likely going to need somewhere
    going to vary depending on the day. You're likely going to need somewhere

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    between 8 to 12 tablespoons of water and I like to use a fork to gently nudge the
    between 8 to 12 tablespoons of water and I like to use a fork to gently nudge the

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    flour and fat into the water. You don't want to aggressively stir or mash down
    flour and fat into the water. You don't want to aggressively stir or mash down

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    on the mixture because the more gentle you are with this mixture the more flaky
    on the mixture because the more gentle you are with this mixture the more flaky

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    and tender your pie dough is going to be. This is really the key part of making
    and tender your pie dough is going to be. This is really the key part of making

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    the best pie crust you don't want to handle it too much. So just keep moving
    the best pie crust you don't want to handle it too much. So just keep moving

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    the mixture around as you add your water and you will start to notice large
    the mixture around as you add your water and you will start to notice large

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    clumps of dough forming. Once this happens you can gather a large chunk of
    clumps of dough forming. Once this happens you can gather a large chunk of

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    dough and lightly squeeze it. If it crumbles in your hand then you need to
    dough and lightly squeeze it. If it crumbles in your hand then you need to

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    add a little more water. If it does stay together then your dough is hydrated
    add a little more water. If it does stay together then your dough is hydrated

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    enough so go ahead and gather all of the dough into one ball and transfer it onto
    enough so go ahead and gather all of the dough into one ball and transfer it onto

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    a piece of plastic wrap. Press the dough into a disc in wrap it
    a piece of plastic wrap. Press the dough into a disc in wrap it

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    in plastic wrap and now we are going to let it rest in the refrigerator for one
    in plastic wrap and now we are going to let it rest in the refrigerator for one

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    hour. This will allow the flour to finish hydrating and allow the gluten time to
    hour. This will allow the flour to finish hydrating and allow the gluten time to

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    relax and it's just going to firm up our dough. Now you can fill your hand pies
    relax and it's just going to firm up our dough. Now you can fill your hand pies

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    with virtually any filling you want but I'm going to make a fresh raspberry
    with virtually any filling you want but I'm going to make a fresh raspberry

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    filling so I am washing 12 ounces of fresh raspberries and I'm going to allow
    filling so I am washing 12 ounces of fresh raspberries and I'm going to allow

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    those to drain before making the filling. Now I should point out that this filling
    those to drain before making the filling. Now I should point out that this filling

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    does not work well with frozen berries because they just released too much
    does not work well with frozen berries because they just released too much

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    liquid so if you do not have access to fresh berries
    liquid so if you do not have access to fresh berries

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    I would suggest substituting with a really good raspberry preserves. You want
    I would suggest substituting with a really good raspberry preserves. You want

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    to make the filling just about five minutes before rolling out the dough
    to make the filling just about five minutes before rolling out the dough

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    because the raspberries are going to start releasing liquid as soon as they
    because the raspberries are going to start releasing liquid as soon as they

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    are mixed and you don't want the filling to be too soupy. So I'm mixing the
    are mixed and you don't want the filling to be too soupy. So I'm mixing the

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    raspberries with 1/3 cup of granulated sugar as well as 1 tablespoon of
    raspberries with 1/3 cup of granulated sugar as well as 1 tablespoon of

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    cornstarch and a pinch of salt and just gently mix that together so you don't
    cornstarch and a pinch of salt and just gently mix that together so you don't

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    break the berries.
    break the berries.

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    So now that our dough is chilled we're going to go ahead and roll it out this
    So now that our dough is chilled we're going to go ahead and roll it out this

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    is going to make 12 turnovers or hand pies so go ahead and divide the dough
    is going to make 12 turnovers or hand pies so go ahead and divide the dough

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    into 12 pieces about equal in size. Now you can use a kitchen scale here if you
    into 12 pieces about equal in size. Now you can use a kitchen scale here if you

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    want to be really exact but honestly I just eyeball it. Now we're going to work
    want to be really exact but honestly I just eyeball it. Now we're going to work

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    with one piece of dough at a time on a lightly floured surface and you want to
    with one piece of dough at a time on a lightly floured surface and you want to

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    roll each piece out to roughly a circle that is about a sixteenth of an inch
    roll each piece out to roughly a circle that is about a sixteenth of an inch

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    thick. I like to press the piece of dough into a circle shape before I start to
    thick. I like to press the piece of dough into a circle shape before I start to

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    roll it so just help get me started but honestly it really does not need to be
    roll it so just help get me started but honestly it really does not need to be

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    perfect. One of the things that I love about hand pies is that they look really
    perfect. One of the things that I love about hand pies is that they look really

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    rustic and the imperfections are absolutely okay.
    rustic and the imperfections are absolutely okay.

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    Once you have all of your dough rolled out we are going to fill them with the
    Once you have all of your dough rolled out we are going to fill them with the

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    raspberry filling. So go ahead and place about two tablespoons of filling in the
    raspberry filling. So go ahead and place about two tablespoons of filling in the

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    center of the dough and then fold the dough in half leaving about a half inch
    center of the dough and then fold the dough in half leaving about a half inch

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    of extra dough on the bottom. Now fold the bottom part of the dough over the
    of extra dough on the bottom. Now fold the bottom part of the dough over the

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    top so that it is sealed and now you can crimp the dough any way you like.
    top so that it is sealed and now you can crimp the dough any way you like.

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    I like to use a fork and just press that into the seam to crimp it all the way
    I like to use a fork and just press that into the seam to crimp it all the way

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    around.
    around.

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    Okay at this point let's go ahead and preheat our oven to 375 degrees
    Okay at this point let's go ahead and preheat our oven to 375 degrees

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    Fahrenheit while we finish prepping the hand pies and then we're also going to
    Fahrenheit while we finish prepping the hand pies and then we're also going to

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    go ahead and make an egg wash which is just one egg whisked with about two
    go ahead and make an egg wash which is just one egg whisked with about two

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    tablespoons of water and we're going to use that to brush over our hand pies
    tablespoons of water and we're going to use that to brush over our hand pies

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    because this is going to give them that beautiful golden brown and slightly
    because this is going to give them that beautiful golden brown and slightly

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    shiny crust. Now before we brush on that egg wash I
    shiny crust. Now before we brush on that egg wash I

  • 08:56

    want you to cut some ventilation holes in the pies so that they do not rupture
    want you to cut some ventilation holes in the pies so that they do not rupture

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    in the oven. I like to do three little slashes in the dough. Okay now go ahead
    in the oven. I like to do three little slashes in the dough. Okay now go ahead

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    and brush a light coating of that egg wash on each of the pies and then
    and brush a light coating of that egg wash on each of the pies and then

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    sprinkle each of them with some more granulated sugar and this is going to
    sprinkle each of them with some more granulated sugar and this is going to

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    give them a really nice sweet and crispy crust. And once I am finished prepping
    give them a really nice sweet and crispy crust. And once I am finished prepping

  • 09:26

    the hand pies I actually really like to put them in the freezer for about five
    the hand pies I actually really like to put them in the freezer for about five

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    to ten minutes while the oven finishes preheating and this is optional but it's
    to ten minutes while the oven finishes preheating and this is optional but it's

  • 09:35

    going to really firm up the crust before it goes in the oven and I think this is
    going to really firm up the crust before it goes in the oven and I think this is

  • 09:40

    key to having the best flaky crust. Now we're going to bake the hand pies at
    key to having the best flaky crust. Now we're going to bake the hand pies at

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    375 degrees Fahrenheit for about 25 to 35 minutes. Now go ahead and check on
    375 degrees Fahrenheit for about 25 to 35 minutes. Now go ahead and check on

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    them towards the end of the baking time so that you can pull them out when they
    them towards the end of the baking time so that you can pull them out when they

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    are a lovely golden brown color. So look at how beautiful these turned out. They
    are a lovely golden brown color. So look at how beautiful these turned out. They

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    have that really nice golden-brown crust and that little bit of crispiness from the sugar
    have that really nice golden-brown crust and that little bit of crispiness from the sugar

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    that we sprinkled on top and now I can't resist I'm gonna have to break into one
    that we sprinkled on top and now I can't resist I'm gonna have to break into one

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    of these and taste it. Oh my gosh that looks so good
    of these and taste it. Oh my gosh that looks so good

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    These are so good. The crust is really flaky and salty and then contrasting
    These are so good. The crust is really flaky and salty and then contrasting

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    that with the tart and sweet filling it's so delicious.
    that with the tart and sweet filling it's so delicious.

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    I cannot wait for you guys to try these. Now I really hope you enjoyed this
    I cannot wait for you guys to try these. Now I really hope you enjoyed this

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RASPBERRY HAND PIES | raspberry turnovers

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Intro:

Hey guys it's Bettie from BakerBettie.com and welcome back to another
video. Now today I have a new recipe tutorial for you and I'm going to show
you how to make raspberry hand pies. Now if you're somebody who's a little
intimidated by making your own pie crust I'm going to walk you through it step by
step and I promise you can do this. It's not as difficult as you might think.
Now these hand pies turn out really rustic they've got a really flaky crust
and that tart raspberry filling but you can actually add any filling you like.
It's a super versatile recipe so let's go ahead and dive into the tutorial. Okay
so we're going to start by preparing our pie crust first. Now you can opt for
using a premade store-bought crust if you prefer but homemade crust has such a
better flavor and texture and it truly is not that complicated to make. So I
really encourage you to give it a try. I am measuring out 2 cups of all-purpose
flour into a large mixing bowl and I'm adding to that 2 tablespoons of
granulated sugar as well as 3/4 of a teaspoon of kosher salt.
Now the saltiness of this crust really contrasts with the sweet filling and
makes for such a lovely combination. Whisk all of those dry ingredients
together until they are well combined.. So now we need to cut our butter into small pieces. Now you really want your
butter to be very very cold here because that is what is going to help our crust
be really flaky. So I have one and a half sticks which is six ounces of cold

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