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Where to buy Pie Plates?

Reasonably priced. To make tourtière!

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Showem
Okay, so I feel up to a challenge and I'm going to make some tourtière. Assuming, of course, that I can get my hands on a pie plate. Anyone know where I can find one? Preferably not priced at something ridiculous like 65 Euros.
don_riina
Bound to be an IKEA option. They sell cheap plates and stuff don't they?

Bonne chance avec la recette.
Katrina
That looks like a quiche dish. IKEA will have them (I know that it is a pain to get there though) but I'm nipping into Kaufhof later and will let you know if I see one.
Actually I'll check if I've got one at home...
I prefer metal ones though because they conduct the heat better and stop your pie getting a soggy bottom.
Katrina
PS I ate a pie last night in the Big Easy. Well, they called it a pie. It wasn't one though. And no I'm not listing that on Fitday.com either...
don_riina
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I prefer metal ones though because they conduct the heat better and stop your pie getting a soggy bottom

Debatable. Metal is non porous, so actually don't help achieve a crisp pastry finish. Earthenware stuff that is more porous absorbs excess moisture, and is supposed to give a better finish. Hence, earthenware pizza stones.
Showem
You are right, that particular picture looks like a quiche dish, but I'm looking for a pie plate. I would use a quiche dish if I had one, but that's not the aim. If the meat pie goes well, might try a sugar pie. Feeling very Québecquois suddenly.
Katrina
Actually I might be talking out of my bum (or pie in the sky), I haven't made a pie in ages so I could be wrong. I think I used a Le Creuset Potterie Française earthenware dish last time and that worked but it was a small pie so thought it was due to that. Would an oval LCPF (I am very brand-faithful) dish do because I could lend you that?
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randy
I bought pie plates over the holidays at VMarkt on Balanstr. They were packaged as duel torte/pie - and the the exact dimensions weren't standard for a 9"er, but close enough, and worked fine. It was downstairs in the the household dept.
isaak
my girlfriend, Quebecoise par excellence, found some aluminum use-once tourtiere plates at Kaufhof. The sides were not as high as the real thing, but it did the job.

Ben sacrament, ya b'en plus de Canadiens icitte que j'pensais!
PAFSHERRI
I wish you luck in finding a real "pie plate", as we Americans know a pie plate to be. I've lived here four years and still haven't seen one. I bought two at Wal-Mart in Florida and brought them back here.
profundo
Don't forget the regulations of pie making.
In Deutschland you can only make a torte on the weekend unless you had been sick alteast 3 days that week, then any day is ok.
Since pies take longer to bake, you may make only 5 in any 3 month period, and only on weekends.
You may make torte or pies in a torte plate or pies or tortes in a pie plate, but not the other way around.
You can not bake a torte and call it a pie either.
You may NOT bake cookies in a pie plate, and since this rule is often ignored, pie plates are so rare to find and are typicaly hoarded by old ladies.
Bread is right out. There are bread pans for that.
Chocolate chips are also considered a drug since they are addictive and are outlawed in Bavaria (only).
You may only cool your pie on the kitchen window sill and not in the bathroom since it might fall in the tub. Once the pie reaches room temp. you must close the window.
Whole wheat flour is strongly suggested by the govt. since it supports the local grain farmers.
Don't mix flavors like apple and cherry. Just be happy with one fruit.

Follow these rules and you will be a good little Deutschlander pie maker.
Showem
I just went out on my first reccy and found some already. At a price I was unwilling to pay, but at least I know they are there. For other interested pie makers, there is a shop on Türkenstrasse across from Sausalitos called Suckfüll (I know, the name cracks me up too every time). They have pizza pan plates, heavy suckers, 12cm to 26cm for about 23 Euros for the big one. They also have metal quiche-looking pans for € 7.10. Both would probably work fine. I'm going out to look again downtown later and will let you know if I find anything.
don_riina
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plus de Canadiens icitte que j'pensais

Ou des Francophones au moins. biggrin.gif
sterretjie
whats up with all this french ohmy.gif
don_riina
Living in a place where the local lingo is so frightful upon the ears, it is nice to remind yourself of the more pleasant methods of speech.
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MysteryMan
German's just got bad PR. wink.gif
mdfbayern
L'Allemande c'est la merde ! ph34r.gif

EDIT :- La Francais c'est (EDIT - mur) meilleur !

EDIT the second :-And according to EB - I can carry on modifying this for another 17.5 minutes !! biggrin.gif

EDIT the third:- As EB says - that's why the 20 min delay before freezing the post biggrin.gif

EDIT the last :- And I see the time stays as the original posting - OK - enough playing - my time is nearly up
don_riina
French is a wall MDF?
Ketchup
@isaak

Ta blonde est une vraie Quebecoise? Peut-etre q'elle pourrait nous faire une belle poutine salle un de ces jours (comme sur la rue St. Denis)! J'apporte "la Fin du Monde" ou bien "Maudite"! Vive le Quebec libre!
Keydeck
Went out with a girl from Quebec for a while. Great girl, mad as a stick she was!
Showem
Well, I was at Metro and they had several different possibilities. I could have bought a glass-bottomed fruit flan pan (mm, catchy name) where the glass part came out to serve it on for something like 11 Euros. 28cm diameter. I could have bought one of those blue silicon round cake pans for 9 Euros for the thin one or 19 Euros for the thick stable one. 28 cm diameter. I decided to go for cheap aluminum. One was 26cm dia, one inch rim, 25 pans for 5.21 and the other was 22.9cm with a 2 inch rim, 25 for 7.75 something. I bought the latter. It's not quite a pie pan, but the price was right and I'm pretty sure it will do what I want it to do, which is hold ingredients while the pie bakes.

So, as I have 25 of them, if anyone wants one or two, let me know.
flogger
Britney Spears - Bake Me One More Pie
(Baby One More Time)

Oh baby baby

Oh baby baby

Oh baby baby
How was I supposed to know
That oven doesn't work here

Oh baby baby
I shouldn't have let you go
And now we're out of pies yeah

Show me what you're gonna feed me
Tell me baby cause I need to know now
All because

My hungriness is killing me
And I
I must confess I still can eat
Still can eat
'Cause I'm not with you I lost my pies
Give me a pie
Feed me- bake me one more pie

Oh baby baby
The reason I feed is you
Boy you gave me pork pies
Oh you know baby
There's no pie that I wouldn't eat
Served up hot and with chips

Show me what you're gonna feed me
Tell me baby cause I need to know now
All because

My hungriness is killing me
And I
I must confess I still can eat
Still can eat
'Cause I'm not with you I lose my pies
Give me a pie
Feed me- bake me one more pie

Oh baby baby

Oh baby baby

Oh baby baby
How was I supposed to know

Oh baby baby
I shouldn't have let you go

I must confess
That my hungriness is killing me now
Don't you know that I still can eat
So you must come here
And bake me a pie
Feed me- bake me one more pie

My hungriness is killing me
And I
I must confess I still can eat
Still can eat
When I'm not with you I lose my pies
Give me a pie
Feed me- bake me one more pie

I must confess
That my hungriness is killing me now
Don't you know that I still can eat
So you must come here
And bake me a pie
Feed me- bake me one more pie
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