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- adjective
Before baking .
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Examples
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I think its fragile-ness was probably due to the fact that the recipe didn't require pre-baking the graham cracker crust, maybe I will try that next time (as there surely will be one).
Archive 2009-07-01 2009
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You can use a store-bought crust (which comes already baked) or make your own from scratch, pre-baking it and letting it cool. tracue = = ieMoo Jun 25 wow .. looks really pretty .. too bad strawberries over here would cost me a bomb ..
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I think its fragile-ness was probably due to the fact that the recipe didn't require pre-baking the graham cracker crust, maybe I will try that next time (as there surely will be one).
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It did feel like a bit of a process…between the freezing & pre-baking the crust, the poaching of the pears, the almond filling and all…but it sure payed off!
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Another rule of thumb was pre-baking the graham cracker crust a good fifteen minutes or so.
Fresh Watermelon Pie 2008
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I did check on getting one out a little, and the bottom was definitely a little soft, probably thanks to me not pre-baking the crusts long enough?
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I really don't like pre-baking the crusts - the toppings tend to slide off so easily.
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Another reason my crust may not have turned out the way I'd like is that they recommend what looks like pre-baking the crust for 10 minutes at 375º.
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Another reason my crust may not have turned out the way I'd like is that they recommend what looks like pre-baking the crust for 10 minutes at 375º.
Archive 2007-01-01 2007
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I really don't like pre-baking the crusts - the toppings tend to slide off so easily.
Archive 2007-01-01 2007
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