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Chapter 2 · The French Laundry Years

Quiche Dough

50 min|Intermediate|French Bistro|Serves 8

Quiche Dough

French Bistro · France · 50 min · Serves 8

The Story

Resting the dough is not optional. If the gluten stays tight, the crust shrinks and fights you. Keep it cold, give it time, and it behaves.

Ingredients

Serves 8

Method

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1

Mix the flour and salt, then cut in the butter until no large chunks remain.

2

Add the ice water and mix just until the dough comes together.

3

Wrap, flatten into a disk, and refrigerate at least 2 hours.

4

Roll to just under 1/4 inch thick and line a 9-inch tart or quiche pan.

5

Chill again, then blind bake at 375 F until lightly golden before filling.

Jason's Notes

A good quiche crust has to be sturdy enough for custard and tender enough to eat gladly. This dough gives you both if you keep it cold and let it rest.

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