via smittenkitchen.com Adapted from Gourmet, August 2009 A few notes: First, butter-brushed biscuit-crusted savory pie, where have you been my whole life? I’ve been living on the wrong side of the Mason-Dixon line, clearly. Second, this recipe works exactly as-is, save one irksome issue: our pie was a puddle when we cut into it. I simply poured off the crust-sogging liquid, but I’d advise you to instead seed and juice your tomatoes if you bear it (I hate tossing the most flavorful parts, personally) or risk a mushy base. Third, this pie includes the curious instruction to peeling your tomatoes, which I first dismissed as an annoying extra step but in the end felt that it was absolutely brilliant. No chewy separating tomato skins! Just pure, intense peak-season tomato goodness. Consider me converted. Adapted, barely, from Gourmet’s adaptation of Laurie Colwin’s and Jame’s Beard’s versions 2 cups all-purpose flour 1 tablespoon baking powder 1 3/4 teaspoons salt, divided 3/4 stick (6 tab...