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    asmrfood

    Published on Nov 03, 2021
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    INGREDIENTS FOR A 23cm (9 inch) PIE:

    For the crust:
    190g all-purpose/plain flour
    40g icing sugar
    100g dairy-free butter
    30g soy milk
    3g white vinegar

    For the filling:
    190g caster sugar (or other granulated sugar)
    5g agar agar powder
    20g cornstarch
    190g dairy-free cream
    320g almond milk
    15g lemon zest, chopped
    yellow food colouring
    150g lemon juice

    For the meringue topping:
    110g aquafaba, cold (reduced from 160g)
    2 tsp lemon juice, strained (10g)
    130g caster sugar

    STEPS

    • For the crust, blend the flour, the sugar and the butter to obtain a sort of breadcrumbs, combine the mixture with the vinegar and the soy milk, and knead briefly to obtain a dough.
    • Wrap the dough in cling film, place it in the fridge and chill it for at least 3 hours, or overnight.
    • Once the dough is ready, preheat the oven to 150°C (no fan).
    • Roll down the dough into a 30cm (12 inches) disk of roughly 5mm (¼ inch) thickness, and use the disk to line a 23cm (9 inch) non-stick pie tin.
    • Scrunch a piece of greaseproof paper under water and squeeze it to remove any excess moisture.
    • Line the pie tin with the wet paper, add plenty of rock salt to it and use it as a weight for the blind baking process. This will prevent the dough from rising and moving.
    • Bake the base in the preheated oven for 45 minutes, rotating it every 15 minutes to allow for even browning. Let it cool down completely, and remove salt.
    • For the filling, mix a third of the sugar with the agar agar, and set aside.
    • Mix the remaining sugar with the starch and the cream, and set aside.
    • Place the milk in a saucepan over a medium heat, pour in sugar/agar mix and whisk to properly combine the ingredients.
    • Add the zest, bring to a boil, and simmer gently for 3 min to hydrate the agar.
    • Add food colouring to taste and stir again; we added the colouring in 6 times using the tip of a toothpick.
    • Now, lower the heat to the minimum and pour in the cream/starch mixture. Bring the filling back to a boil stirring constantly, and as soon as it starts boiling again, turn off heat. Add in lemon juice and stir once more to complete the filling.
    • Pour the filling in the precooked shell through a fine sieve to remove the zest, and let the pie set at room temperature for 30 minutes before placing it in the fridge for 3 hours to fully set.
    • Whip the aquafaba and the lemon juice using a stand mixer at full power for 8 minutes, and then, gradually incorporate the sugar 1 tbsp at the time, making sure to wait 40 seconds between each addition.
    • Once the sugar is finished, whip for another 4 minutes at full power before placing the meringue topping in a pastry bag and piping it onto the pie or onto the slices before serving.
    • Torch the topping if desired, making sure to be careful and gentle because aquafaba does not coagulate, so it won’t react as egg whites would. A gentle torching and a little colour goes a long way to add a nice colour, and subtle caramel flavour to the pie.
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