Shell.Blackrat said:What do you call it in english? The thing you bake pies in? Not a bowl, but what?
An interesting choice of word. Never even occurred to me it could be called shell...Reveille said:Shell.
Rhubarb Pie
Dough:
2 eggs
2 dl sugar
4 dl wheat-flour
2 tsp Baking powder
2 dl milk
1 dl (100 g) melted butter
Filling:
0,5 l Rhubarb pieces/slices?
1 - 1,5 dl sugar
2 tsp ginger?
Top:
50 g Butter
1 dl sugar
1 tsp vanillin-sugar
1 dl wheat flour
dl= decilitre
tsp= tea-spoon = 5 millilitres
g= gram
l= litre
Butter up a springform pan.
Heat the oven to 175 C.
Whip the eggs and sugar to foam. Add in flours
with powder, and finally mixed milk and butter.
Pour to the pan and topple with sugar/ginger
seasoned rhubarb-pieces
Mix the topping in a bowl using a fork. It should be
grumbly dough. Springle it on top of the pie. Bake in
lower half of the oven for about half an hour.
Let the pie cool down and remowe the pan. Serve
with vanilla ice-cream.
Are they cut to d6's or d20's? lol, that's so cool.Horacio said:Hi Hive !
Blackrat, here in France, or in Spain, we call them neither slices nor pieces but dice.
Rhubarb dice![]()

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