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When I make meringue-topped pies, by the time they are fully cooled (e.g.
next morning) there appears to be beads of condensation on the top of the meringue. I don't think it is just water, although I don't exactly know what it is. When I see 'professional' pies, I don't remember seeing this (like in restaurants)...what am I doing wrong? I've tried cooling at room temperature to make sure it wasn't fridge condensation, it happens anyway. Anyone know what causes this, or how to avoid it? Thanks! Keith |
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