Ever Transport Pie Crust Tart Shell?

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Discussion Overview

The thread discusses various methods for transporting pie crusts, particularly the Greek Island Pizza crust, and the experiences of participants in ensuring they remain intact during transport.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based

Main Points Raised

  • One participant mentions the idea of wrapping the crust in plastic wrap to prevent sliding during transport.
  • Another participant suggests using round plastic trays with snap-on lids for easier transport.
  • Several users share their experiences of wrapping the crust in plastic wrap or aluminum foil, noting that it helps keep the crust in place.
  • One participant, identifying as a consultant, emphasizes the importance of allowing the crust to cool before wrapping to avoid sogginess.
  • Another participant expresses a preference for heavy-duty aluminum foil for transporting items on stoneware, highlighting its effectiveness.
  • One participant shares their experience of baking the crust a couple of hours before leaving and not encountering issues with cutting it.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ on the best method for transporting pie crusts, with no clear consensus emerging on a single approach.

Contextual Notes

Participants share personal experiences and preferences regarding the transportation of pie crusts, particularly in the context of cooking shows and events.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants looking for practical tips on transporting baked goods may find the shared experiences relevant.

its_me_susan
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I want to bring the Greek Island Pizza crust already made.... but they slide. Any ideas? I am thinking of saran wrapping it to the pizza stone...
 
When I'm transporting things like that, They have round plastic trays in places like Party City or Restaurant Depot. The 14 in round should be ok, also some of them come with snap on lids. :D
 
I've done this several times. (this is a big hit at your shows too!) Just wrap plastic wrap or aluminum foil over it. It won't slide that much and you can always slide it back to the center of the stone. Do you have the Woven Round Tray? then just wrap the plastic or aluminum around the stone and place it on top of the woven tray....you'll be fine! Be sure to wait until the crust has cooled or it will be soggy.
 
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pamperedlinda said:
I've done this several times. (this is a big hit at your shows too!) Just wrap plastic wrap or aluminum foil over it. It won't slide that much and you can always slide it back to the center of the stone. Do you have the Woven Round Tray? then just wrap the plastic or aluminum around the stone and place it on top of the woven tray....you'll be fine! Be sure to wait until the crust has cooled or it will be soggy.

Thank you ladies! How far in advance can I cook the pie crusts? Does it ever get too hard? Will it still cut easily?

Thank you!!!
 
I love the "heavy duty" aluminum foil for transporting stuff on stones. Get the extra long size and it will be perfect for you pizza stones and your stoneware bar pan.

Speaking of the bar pan, that's a great stone to show and things won't slide off as easily because of the sides. My favorite stone!
 
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chefjeanine said:
I love the "heavy duty" aluminum foil for transporting stuff on stones. Get the extra long size and it will be perfect for you pizza stones and your stoneware bar pan.

Speaking of the bar pan, that's a great stone to show and things won't slide off as easily because of the sides. My favorite stone!

Have you ever done the Greek Island Pastry on it?
 
its_me_susan said:
Have you ever done the Greek Island Pastry on it?

Nope, I must admit I've never done the Greek Island Pastry.

Anyone else?
 
its_me_susan said:
Thank you ladies! How far in advance can I cook the pie crusts? Does it ever get too hard? Will it still cut easily?

Thank you!!!
I bake it a couple of hours before I leave. I have not had any problems cutting it.
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Ever Transport Pie Crust Tart Shell?

The Ever Transport Pie Crust Tart Shell is a versatile kitchen tool designed for making perfect pie crusts and tart shells. It is made from high-quality materials that ensure even baking and easy release of baked goods.

How do I use the Ever Transport Pie Crust Tart Shell?

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