To start the lattice top, I cut my strips. I place every other strip on the pie (so that I make sure that I still have long ones for going the other way on the pie). The key to making a lattice top is remember which pieces you need to pull back. Every other piece, you pull back like in the picture below, and place down your strip. Then you place back the strips over your horizontal strip.
Next, you pull back the other strips you didnt pull back the first time, and place down another strip.
Continue every other strip pulling back and placing down so till you run out of strips.
Remember to protect your edges so they don't brown too quick!
Voila! A beautiful lattice top on a very delicious blueberry pie.
This looks so good, but kind of scary for a novice like me!!!
ReplyDeleteJust wanted to stop by and say happy saturday sharefest to my fellow Valley Girl.
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I know, I can't believe it, and whats funny is that I read about gray nailpolish in an old fashion magazine from like 6-7 years ago and was like "im bringing gray nailpolish back!" and now its to late...
ReplyDeletebut you know what would make me feel better? some blueberry pie! looks delish! =))
That is one beautiful pie!!
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Just stopping by from SITS to say HI! Great post! The pie looks delish!!!
ReplyDeleteHappy Saturday Sharefest! Mmm. I love pie! This one looks fabulous. I need one of those crust covers. So much easier then foil!
ReplyDeleteThat looks amazing! Well done! Happy SITS Saturday Sharefest!
ReplyDeleteMmmm, I love blueberry pie, too! :-)
ReplyDeleteStopping by from SITS! Happy Saturday Sharefest!
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