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Step 1
Add flour, salt and sugar (if using) to a food processor and blend until just mixed.
Step 2
Next, add the coconut oil and turn on the food processor and start adding tablespoons of ice cold water until a dough is formed. I used about 8 but it will depend on your dough so add slowly and stop the food processor to check consistency if needed.
Step 3
Dump out the pie dough on a floured cutting board and use your hands to form into a ball. Cut in half and dough is ready to be used immediately.
Step 4
To use immediately: roll out dough do your desired consistency and then carefully place in a pie pan. Press down and cut off any excess dough, fill pie and then top with second pie crust, if desired. Bake according to pie directions.
Step 5
If you would like to save the dough for use later: form each half into a disc and wrap in plastic wrap. You can refrigerate the dough for up to one week and can be frozen up to 3 months.
Step 6
Before using, let dough sit at room temperature until softened.
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