What’s the story of soul food and almond flour pie crust?Almond flour has a Black folks' history and soul food legacy.Black cooks in the South used to bake with almond flour because they didn't have access to traditional flour. The result was a moister, richer, and softer baked good!
Add the almond flour, sugar, salt, melted butter, and egg to a medium-sized mixing bowl.
Using a small rubber spatula, gently fold the ingredients into the flour.
Use an electric mixer on a low setting to thoroughly combine the ingredients.
Press the dough into a greased pie dish, making sure to press the dough along the edges.
Use your fingers to flute the pie crust edges or a fork to crimp the edges.
Using a fork, gently poke holes throughout the crust.
Fill and bake (or pre-bake and then fill) this almond flour pie crust according to your pie recipe instructions.
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How can you keep an almond flour pie crust from burning?Cover the edge of the almond crust with strips of foil to prevent them from overcooking or burning.Pie crust cookies recipeDon’t forget to use any leftover pie crust for the easiest Southern dessert ever – pie crust cookies!