Ah, those Sundays spent with the family, when the sweet aroma of homemade pies filled the kitchen! Among the many utensils that brought these moments of conviviality to life, a small, discreet but essential tool stood out for its usefulness: the pie crimper. With its grooved wheel and sturdy handle, it transformed a simple dough into a work of pastry art.
Nostalgia for a culinary ritual
From the 1950s to the 1980s , cooking with the family was a real ceremony. Every step counted: from kneading the dough to sealing the edges of the pie. This is where the crimper came in, essential for creating those delicate patterns that made all the difference. These serrated edges were not only aesthetic, they also sealed the filling to preserve all its softness and flavors during cooking.
This humble accessory was more than just a tool: it embodied a family heirloom . How many grandmothers taught future generations the art of baking a perfect pie? Each spin of the roulette wheel carried with it a transmission of know-how and shared memories .
A timeless design in the service of tradition
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