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There could be several reasons for the shrinkage you are seeing. (Following
list stolen from "Professional Baking" by Wayne Gisslen) Overworking the dough, too little shortening, too strong a flour, too much water, stretching the dough when placing in the pans and not resting the dough long enough. If you could post the formula and procedure you are using, I may be able to help find a solution. LabRat "Jake" > wrote in message ink.net... >I have tried several pie crust recipes. Each time I bake the crust for a >pie shell, it shrinks away from the sides of the pie plate. I poke holes >in the crust with a fork before baking. > Any suggestions? |
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