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Many chefs rely on this rich, aromatic butter for flaky piecrusts.

From Time Magazine Archive

Khrushchev's talk-threat to renounce the Big Four agreements and impose a new blockade fitted Lenin's definition that "promises are like piecrusts, made to be broken."

From Time Magazine Archive

"They have all the accoutrements of domesticity," says Stringfield, who spent half an hour at a recent soiree talking about piecrusts, her one hook into what she sees as the prevailing culture.

From Time Magazine Archive

The peas melted in your mouth, the piecrusts were a marvel, and the saveloys were done to a turn.

From Jonah by Stone, Louis

Some of those volumes have come down to us, not only with the stains, but inclosing even the identical piecrusts of the Elizabethan age.

From Curiosities of Literature, Vol. 3 by Disraeli, Isaac