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Raspberry-Rhubarb Streusel Pie...a lesson in simplicity

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INGREDIENTS

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like themselves...to through the preparation process enhance the innate charms

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seasonings aren't necessary to accomplish this. it is true that a multitude of

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delicious subtlety...but more often than not

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years ago i posted a rhubarb pie

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friend and the pie was delicious. the

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walnuts and spices combined

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raspberries to the mix would only make it better. i was wrong

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the new pie tasted of nothing. it

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as is often the case when something like

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berry pies) from a little lemon

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but because of the other strong flavors it still didn't have the clean

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fruit flavor that is the hallmark of a fruit pie

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i then got rid of all the spices but one

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walnuts ). i also increased the lemon juice in the

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place...calling attention to itself rather than supporting the delicious raspberry

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back up. so i made a simple oatmeal

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lemon zest

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tasted like what it was...delicious fruit in a tender crust

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topping

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lemon zest

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vanilla bean might seem to some like a complicated addition...but to me

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lemon zest

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standard addition to pies that include lemon juice....it adds an aromatic

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quality to what is otherwise just the acidity of the lemon. as

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adding some vanilla extract when i ran across another raspberry and rhubarb pie

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that included vanilla bean instead. since

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my very favorite jam—damson plum—goes from delicious to spectacular when made

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think it's delicious...but you should feel free to leave it (and the zest) out

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just a simple

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the combination of the raspberries and the rhubarb provides all the

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raspberry-rhubarb streusel pie

80 gs

flour

62 gs

oats—quick

66 gs

granulated sugar

66 gs

brown sugar

1/4 t

salt

75 gs

butter

200 gs

sugar

1 of

lemon zest

1

vanilla bean

1 pinch

salt

27 gs

cornstarch

4 cs

rhubarb

8 ozs

raspberries

2

juice of lemon

1

recipe pâte brisée

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rolled out

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coarse crumbs; chill

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preheat the oven to 425°. the vanilla pod and scrape the seeds into

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the sugar in a bowl.

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pod ) add

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lemon zest

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lemon zest

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add the salt and cornstarch and stir to distribute. place the rhubarb and lemon juice in a

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until moistened. add the raspberries

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gently fold in. turn the fruit into the crust

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spread the streusel evenly over the fruit

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transfer the pie to the lowest the oven. bake the pie at 425°

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streusel is golden brown

25

pie and the bottom crust is browned—another minutes. if the juices ever

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the pie to before cutting

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just before cutting. serve

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cream

2 Ts

if you prefer your rhubarb to be more heavily

1 tsp

you may leave the vanilla bean out...or substitute a of vanilla extract. add

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pâte brisée

150 gs

flour

1/2 t

salt

6 Ts

butter

28 gs

vegetable shortening

3 Ts

ice water

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combine the flour and the salt in a bowl. rub the butter into

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the flour until the mixture looks like cornmeal and peas. add the shortening and quickly rub in. drizzle ice water over the flour/butter

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from you in short forward strokes

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the dough is flat. using a bench scraper

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forming it into a single clump as you do. wrap in plastic wrap and press into a

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to roll out

9 inches

pie plate and set it aside. flour the work surface and the rolling pin

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begin rolling from the center of the dough outward. after each stroke

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the dough a quarter turn—always making sure that there is sufficient flour to

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keep the dough from sticking. keep rolling and turning until you have a round of

1/8 inch

dough that is in thickness. using a lid

13 inches

upside-down bowl

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flour and fold the dough circle in half. slide the ou read fingers of both

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hands under the dough and gently lift it and transfer it to the pie

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plate. unfold the dough and ease it into the pan being careful not to stretch

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it. fold the extra dough under along the rim of the pan so that it is double in

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thickness. crimp the edge. chill the pie shell

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note: you may replace the vegetable shortening

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printable recipe

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as much as i promote the idea of

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simplicity in the foods that i make

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every now and then i find that i have to learn this lesson all over again. my goal is always to make foods that taste

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memorable whole. i thought adding some

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was sort of sweet...sort of tart...sort of spicy... but there was just too much going on...too much

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vying

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this happens

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much better ...but the streusel was still out of

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it was then that i realized that i needed to

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they are not. they fall solidly into the

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if you prefer. either way

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complexity one might need

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minutes. cover the edges

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bake

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threaten to over-flow

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up”). if desired

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together

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into a mound. using the heel of your hand

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disk. chill