When Pies Fly: Handmade Pastries from Strudels to Stromboli, Empanadas to Knishes by Cathy Barrow

    • Categories: Pies, tarts & pastries; Main course; French; American South
    • Ingredients: all-purpose flour; butter; tomatoes; eggs; cream cheese; country ham; scallions; dry mustard; extra-sharp cheddar cheese; mayonnaise; bread crumbs
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  • Roast turkey, leek, and Gouda galette

    • BeckyLeJ on February 16, 2020

      This is so good! The crust is fabulous and definitely worth making - it comes together very easy and tastes fantastic!

    • hillsboroks on November 25, 2023

      This has become a family favorite for using leftover Thanksgiving turkey. I make 1/4 of the Everything Spice recipe to get my tablespoon of the spice for the dough. The flavors are amazing and it doesn’t seem like “just leftovers” a bit.

  • Philly cheesesteak galette

    • taste24 on January 05, 2021

      The galette is out of this world!!! So delicious. Quite laborious, but well worth it. Make sure to plan ahead - making the caramelized onion compound butter, the dough and its resting time, steps in the recipe + more resting, etc.

  • Cheeseburger hand pies

    • Jviney on May 10, 2022

      Just so good. They were a little bit fiddly to make, and I think they are overstuffed with three Tbsp of filling…or perhaps my pickle slices were too thick. But they taste phenomenal, the pastry is flaky and delicious.

  • Brandied peach pie poppers

    • Kinhawaii on August 15, 2021

      I am not sure whether this was worth the effort for me. I think because of the size I cut the butter & cream cheese in, after 5 pulses in the food processor, they got real small & the resulting dough, despite minimal handling, wasn’t flaky- almost cookie like. I looked at other cream cheese pastries that I liked in the past & they seem to have more fat proportionately. I couldn’t fit more than a tsp into the pocket & couldn’t taste the brandy in the cooked filling. After baking the filling had a really nice peach taste. I guess if I wanted to make it again I would use a different pastry & make them bigger. I got 26 & had enough pastry & filling to make a big hand pie too. The weight for the peaches in g is off- used cup measurement.

  • Roasted tomato quattro-formaggio tart

    • mjes on September 23, 2019

      My son spent his college years perfecting the quattro-formaggio pizza, leading to a funny incident where the cheese monger corrected my choice of cheese - wrong label, wrong age. As a result, I couldn't bring myself to add cheddar in the crust of an otherwise perfect Italian collection of cheeses. So I thought Italian lardo ... hence a simple lard pastry. Never mind I'd never use lardo on a pizza. I then followed the recipe despite it using provolone rather than asiago. I used multi-colored heirloom cherry tomatoes, Net result: I loved the toppings - pesto and roasted tomatoes makes it more complex than the pizza. Provolone played nicely with the other cheeses. But I'm not convinced that any pastry crust would be better than a flatbread as a base.

  • Antipasto stromboli

    • edybwad on February 07, 2020

      I used the store bought pastry and it worked great. I was worried about this recipe but it came out great!

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  • Eat Your Books by Jenny Hartin

    Take this book (or any of Cathy's books) into the kitchen with you - you will be all the better for it.

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