Lattice Pies. A lattice is basically impossible to do with warm pie filling because it will melt the butter in your crust and make it fall apart. A lattice pie is a pie with a top crust which has been formed in a lattice pattern.
However it is best to consult the recipe for the pie that you are making to confirm that is the suggested temperature. A good crust is the foundation for any pie lattice-topped or otherwise. Once your pastry is chilled roll out just as you would for the base layer of the pie.
I highly recommend rolling out the lattice on a pastry cloth or on parchment paper.
A lattice pie is a pie with a top crust which has been formed in a lattice pattern. The lattice weave is usually used for fruit pies because as the juicy filling starts bubbling up during the baking process the steam needs somewhere to go. A lattice pie is a pie with a top crust which has been formed in a lattice pattern. Try it with our Strawberry-Rhubarb Pie.