What is a lattice pastry cutter?

Create professional looking pies using the Lattice Dough Cutter from Ateco. Simply depress cutter over rolled out dough to create a lattice design for pies and other pastries. This cutter is made of high impact plastic and measures 5-inches across. Ateco products are internationally renowned for their high quality.

Can you do lattice with puff pastry?

Lattice tops are simple to effect, and look very professional ! Usually made with puff pastry but shortcrust pastry can be used. Cover rim with pastry strips (you will require 2-3 and cut off excess but retain trimmings), press firmly onto dish and brush with the beaten egg.

How do you use a lattice dough cutter?

Just place the lattice insert in the bottom of the frame, then lay a sheet of rolled dough on top. Next, use a rolling pin to press the cutter into the dough to create a lattice. Lift off the insert and beautifully cut dough, then invert the latticed dough over your pie. Made in China.

How do you use a pie cutter?

Steps

Place the dough on working place and roll it.
Place it on the cutter and add your filling at the center.
Use brush to line it’s edge with water.
Cover it and remove the outside dough.

How do you lattice a pie mold?

Mold includes a vented lattice cut out on one side. Place one layer of dough on the smooth edge side of mold and fill with sweet or savory ingredients. Baste edges of pastry with egg. Place top layer of pastry over filling and close mold to crimp and seal mini pie shut.

How do you make lattice with puff pastry?

How to Lattice Pie Crust

Roll out pie dough into a 12-inch circle.
Cut dough into strips.
Lay 6 strips vertically and evenly spaced on top of the filled pie.
Fold every other strip (3 in total) all the way back so they’re almost falling off of the pie.
Fold the other 3 vertical strips back.

How do you use a Williams Sonoma lattice pie crust cutter?

Williams Sonoma Lattice Pie Crust Cutter

Our exclusive pastry cutter is quick and easy to use—even for beginning bakers.
Just place the lattice insert in the bottom of the frame, then lay a sheet of rolled dough on top.
Next, use a rolling pin to press the cutter into the dough to create a lattice.