Pie-hole dough recipe

[rockman]

Hi ,
Can someone please give me the recipe for " pie-hole dough "?.
We don't do / have anything like it over here ( Oz ) , it looks a fun thing to do with the kids when we are camping .
Is it a sweet dough , used mainly for desserts ?.

Cheers Jim

[DontPanic42]

Would like to help as I have made plenty of pie dough cooking on a chuck wagon, but I am not sure what you are looking for. I did a search for "pie-hole dough" and the only result was back to this thread. If you give us a better idea what you want I am sure you'll have plenty of responses.

[rockman]

http://www.eatmypiehole.com/
This sort of thing .
Looking for a recipe for the dough ... over there you seem to have this dough that you wrap around maybe a stick or small stainless pipe ( bout 1" thick ), hold over the fire to cook and then fill it with either cream / dessert style stuff .
Just thought it would be great for the kids to be able to make their own dessert , a bit of fun for them when we are out and about .

[john101477]

in that link you gave he gives a clue as to what the "pie dough" is. use Grands buiscuts they are large enough to spread over your mandrel (what you cook the buiscut on). I use these for my "cowboy pot Pie" and can see the same textures in what he is using.

http://www.eatmypiehole.com/how-to-make-a-pie-hole/

[rockman]

Grand biscuts ... is that a pre-made sort of a dough that you can buy over there ?
I will have to look down the shops and see if we have anything like that .

Cheers Jim

[john101477]

http://www.pillsbury.com/products/bi...rozen-biscuits

[john101477]

woops sorry I dont know about the frozen i meant to show the refridge ones not the frozen

http://www.pillsbury.com/Products/Bi...rated-Biscuits

[john101477]

And no it is not like Tim Tam buscuits lol