Dough without butter

recette pâte sans beurre

Depuis le temps que je vous propose des recettes sans lait sur le blog, il fallait bien que je vous propose une recette de pâte sans beurre ! Oui, il y déjà plusieurs recettes de pâte à tarte vegan, mais là c’est juste une super pâte sans beurre, légère et croquante à souhait. Légère, mais oui ma ptite dame, car il ne faudrait pas remplacer le beurre par la même quantité d’huile (sinon il n’y a pas vraiment d’intérêt !!!). Anyway, une pâte bien plus facile à travailler qu’une pâte classique, rapide à faire et c’est aussi un basique bien pratique à avoir sous la main (well not too long anyway because the dough sticks !) !

And as with all pasta, this butter-free dough can be made with the flour of your choice or with flour mixtures. It is made here with whole wheat flour to make a bit of a change from white wheat flour. ! And since I didn't make a dough to make a dough, there will soon be a little tart with pretty seasonal fruits on the menu. So I'll see you again very soon, is not it ?!

dough without butter

Dough without butter
Pour 1 tarte
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Ingredients
  1. 220 g of flour (here whole wheat)
  2. 4 cl of neutral vegetable oil (here deodorized sunflower)
  3. 1 egg
  4. 5 tablespoons of cold water
  5. 2 tablespoons of sugar (if sweet dough)
  6. 1 g de sel
Preparation
  1. Put the flour in the salad bowl, make a well and add the egg and oil.
  2. Work the dough by hand or in a robot fitted with a blade then add water gradually and as needed..
  3. Form a nice smooth ball and use immediately.
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dough without butter

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20 Comments
  • I make one in which I only put flour, oil and sugar. Next time, I would try adding an egg.

    • Emilie
      13.10.14

      Yes I do it too but with an extra egg the texture is really different !

  • This makes me want to try why not with olive oil. In any case, it actually seems to work well and I can't wait to see how you decided to garnish it..

    • Emilie
      13.10.14

      Oh yes good idea with olive oil, why not for an orange tart !

  • wattoote
    12.10.14

    it's perfect for butter overload on the way to a good quiche

  • granny pebble
    13.10.14

    very useful for a lighter step !!!

  • Royal Chill
    13.10.14

    Very cool idea ! it calls out to us, we need to test this !

    • Emilie
      13.10.14

      Ah thank you girls, You tell me the news !

  • what/why do you use deodorized sunflower?

    • Emilie
      13.10.14

      Classic sunflower oil has a very strong taste, that’s why I use deodorized sunflower, it is an oil that is made neutral. But you can very well use grapeseed oil, or an oil that has a pronounced taste like olive, almond or rapeseed, it's up to you !

  • I finally tested it ! I validate at 100% 🙂 a quick and easy recipe for a light dough that keeps its crispness. Thank you for this recipe, we enjoyed a beautiful chicken and tender onion pie.

    • Emilie
      14.10.14

      Oh Awesome Sophie, thank you for coming and telling me ^-^ I would have liked to have dinner with you !!!

  • velvet red
    14.10.14

    So all the cooks agree! I also like this dough without butter!
    I must try! It's awesome!
    Thank you Emily!

    • Emilie
      15.10.14

      I think so !!! Thank you miss, you will tell me the news then !

  • Corner
    20.10.14

    Hi Émilie, I just tried your pie crust, it’s just a Tueeeeerrrrie, I made it with a tomato and mustard tart, it’s delicious.. Otherwise I love everything you do. Best wishes

    • Emilie
      21.10.14

      Oh a thousand thanks Kouta, It’s great to get feedback like that !
      And thank you for this nice compliment ^-^