This vintage "Never-Fail Pie Crust" recipe is a cherished gem from handwritten family archives. It reflects a time when ingredients were simple but thoughtfully combined for the perfect bake. Made with lard for a rich, flaky texture and softened by lemon juice, this crust holds up to any filling, sweet or savory,without getting soggy. Unlike many pie doughs, it thrives after freezing and rolls out easily between wax paper. While it's delicate and may require patching, the result is consistently buttery and crisp. Whether you're baking a classic apple pie or a rich custard tart, this crust is your go-to for dependable results and nostalgic flavor.