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Hi
Baking an open top pie produces a hard top surface. For the next one I need a soft moist surface, no crusting. Its a basic question, but how do I achieve this? Its going to be lemon curd pie, lemon juice and peel in pineapple juice set with eggs, in a pastry bottm and sides. An its going to be irresistible. But how do I prevent that crust? Pies like this have been taking 1hr 15 mins at 170C, and theyre about 1.7" deep. Thanks, NT |
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