Pate brisee, which means “broken dough” is a versatile basic shortcut pastry. The ingredients are “broken” together, or rubbed in. After the liquid is added, it is kneaded by a process called fresage, where the heel of the hand is used to blend the ingredients into a soft pliable dough.
Pate brisee, is suitable for pies, quiches, tarts and tartlets. For sweet recipes, a little sugar is added which gives the pastry extra color and crispness.


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