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I, Mоаnа Sitаke, yоur instructоr, have a favorite recipe that I use to make puff pastry dough for savory meat pies, a special treat in New Zealand. We have a special event coming up in our family, and I need to make 250 meat pies for the event. The key to the success of a true European flaky puff pastry is the high-quality butter. The recipe calls for 57 g cold, cubed European-style butter (again, I use the NZ butter, it's the best) for the détrempe (dough) and 170 g European-style butter (82% fat or higher, NZ butter is 95% fat) for the butter block, or to fold into the dough. The recipe uses grams and milliliters (of course, everywhere but the US does) (Dr. Sitake's editorial comment) instead of cups. This makes a 10 X 15-inch sheet, and I can make four (4) 5-inch pies with one sheet of puff pastry. 1Tbsp of 93% fat butter is 14.2 grams 8 Tbsp of butter in a stick or a 1/4 pound How many pounds of butter do I need for 250 pies? Rubric: 1 pt for correct calculation 1 pt for solving using dimensional analysis (using one continuous line) 1 pt for showing all conversion factors correctly used 1/2 pt for giving the answer in proper significant figures.
I tried the Cоstcо, New Zeаlаnd butter, аnd the quality is gоod. Let's assume that the Costco butter is the best I can do here in Utah, and I use that butter for my meat pie recipe. The price is listed at $13.59 per package. I've included the label here. Help me calculate how much money I need to budget to buy NZ quality butter to make enough pastry for the 250 individual meat pies for our family event.