In the video below, A&M are joined by legendary baker and cookbook author Dorie Greenspan. Together, they make lapadia's Himalayan Blackberry Pie and Dorie shares all sorts of dough-making tips, including a gorgoeous edge-crimping technique we've never seen before.
This week's videos were once again shot and edited by filmmaker Elena Parker. For more of the wonderful Dorie Greenspan, follow her on Twitter @doriegreenspan and pick up a copy of her just-released cookbook Around My French Table
Written by: Kristy Mucci
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25 Comments
lapadia
November 29, 2011
@Hummusit - I've not seen crimping that looks like it could be hanging over the pie plate..which then leads me to believe it could droop while baking. However, reading Amanda's comment (below) the crust did not. I always keep my crust closer to the plate's edge, have still never tried what is shown in this video. Has anyone else? PS - there is a cook here on F52 (name is Crispy) that crimped her pie this way. I think it is .....amazing.
lacerise
September 27, 2010
I always scrape my bowls and think no one is as anal as I. Glad to know I'm in such wonderful company. The videos were charming and so fun to watch.
Lesley
September 27, 2010
Ok, sorry to be difficult here, but that pie would have been better if you had brushed water on the rim of the base crust before adding the top crust to make a good seal. You can see the crusts have separated, which looks a bit wonky. The juices really shouldn't ooze out of the sides. Sorry to be a pain about this, but I think this pretty pie would even be better with that added step :)
Amanda H.
October 3, 2010
When I made it again recently, I just used the cream to brush on the rim. Made for good glue.
WinnieAb
September 26, 2010
What a terrific video- how cool for Lapadia and Midge to have Dorie make their pies! Dorie is adorable and now I HAVE to get her book...and this blackberry pie looks completely awesome.
susantrevit
September 26, 2010
I loved watching the video with my two daughters! What a treat! However, what a sad ending when we didn't get to see the treat of anyone taking the first bite!! Awwwwww!!!! :(
Amanda H.
September 26, 2010
Sorry about that -- it was too hot, and we all had to run off to meetings! But we ate it later. Definitely worth the wait.
TheWimpyVegetarian
September 25, 2010
What a treat this was to watch! And what a thrill to watch Dorie with both of you. Quick question on the beautiful "ribboning" technique on the crust edging: since it looked like the edges of the crust were overhanging the pie plate, I thought they might "melt" off and drop off because of the butter, but they didn't. Was that an optical illusion or was the crust in fact overhanging the pie plate? It was just a beautiful technique!!
lapadia
September 25, 2010
Yes, I was thinking the same re: the beautiful crust technique and thinking it could possibly droop down, but perhaps I just didn't see the support of the rim below. (?) Agree, it was beautiful!
Amanda H.
September 25, 2010
It was overhanging the pie plate -- she tucked it in slightly but not much. We worried that it would droop but it didn't!
PaulaK
September 25, 2010
Delightful video! I've always enjoyed Dorrie Greenspan's writing. I voted for this recipe.
Catty A.
September 25, 2010
Dorrie Greenspan is so cute! You all are so lucky to have her there! What a great video and delicious looking pie! I am hooked on Dorrie's cakes!
Jennifer A.
September 24, 2010
Such a wonderful video - I think we all wish we could have been there (this vote is going to be really tough!)
lapadia
September 24, 2010
Yes, I too, am in awe, as well as honored to see all three of you making my pie...Thanks!
dianna_l_eversole
September 28, 2010
What a proud moment it was to watch such a fun video of these inspiring cooks baking your pie, Linda, my food-guru sister!
thirschfeld
September 24, 2010
I saw you post this and these two finalists should be so extremely in awe that Dorie Greenspan is making their pie.
mrslarkin
September 24, 2010
OMG, you had Dorie Greenspan in your kitchen! You girls are very lucky. So funny, I always think of that Julia moment when I scrape my bowls, too.
jilladavis
September 24, 2010
Oops. Found it. Sorry there is no edit or delete functionality in your comments section.
jilladavis
September 24, 2010
Please publish the recipe!!
Food52
September 24, 2010
This recipe is one of the finalists in this week's Autumn Pie contest so, happily, it's already published on food52! It's linked above -- just click on "Himalayan Blackberry Pie" in the text.
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