A new version of a classic pie crust is making its way through the baking aisle at Whole Foods.

The recipe for the original recipe came from an old cookbook called The Little Cookery, which is considered a treasure trove of baking classics.

It is the story of a baker who lost his wife to tuberculosis and, after losing his job, decided to turn to a new, less demanding, life, according to the book.

The book was published in 1912, and the recipe was inspired by a friend’s recipe.

The new recipe is from a cookbook titled The Little Cooking by Susan S. Daugherty, which was published by HarperCollins in 2014.

The cookbook, which contains more than 1,200 recipes, was published after the author died.

The newest recipe comes from the Cook’s Illustrated cookbook.

It includes a pie crust that was made from a pie shell, which the book’s authors said was inspired to create the crust from a hollowed out pie crust.

A pie crust crust can also be made with a pizza crust, or a pie in a crockpot.

The pie is also made with the traditional method of baking: pie crusts are baked for 10 to 15 minutes, then a cake mix is added.

This makes the pie crust look like a cake.

The crust is baked for 45 minutes at 425 degrees F, or about 1,400 degrees F. The crust is then refrigerated, and it can be frozen for later use.

A crust can be refrigerated for up to three months, but it can take up to a month to firm up in the refrigerator.

Daugherty said the recipe makes a crust that is not too stiff.

The dough is baked at 425 for 15 to 30 minutes, and then the pie is made at 375 degrees for 45 to 60 minutes.

It takes about four hours to freeze a pie, but once frozen it can last for up the next five to seven days.

The recipes are easy to make and have a lot of flavor, and Daughey said she thinks that the recipes are popular with children.

Duggan said the new recipe was the result of a few years of trial and error and the process has improved.