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8
servingsEasy
Published 1995
If you have ever made an apple pie with a top crust and a filling of uncooked apples, you have probably noticed what I call the “empty pie phenomenon,” a space between the top of the filling and the inside of the top crust. This happens because moisture is lost during baking with a consequent decrease in volume. It is easy to avoid, however, by simply cooking the filling before placing it in the crust.
Be sure to use a firm apple for this pie, or the filling will become applesauce w
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