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Vox Humana wrote:
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>>I want to put up a couple of Concord grape pies for a later date. Would
>>it be better to just freeze the filling, or freeze the unbaked pie?

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> Fruit pies freeze well. Unless room in an issue, I would just make the pies
> and freeze them. You can bake them from the frozen state, adding 20 minutes
> or so to the baking time.
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As an offshoot to that approach, I make one modification. Since there
are just two of us, I bake a pie, let it cool, and cut it into serving
pieces. I then place the cut pieced on a cookie sheet, lined with
parchment, and then put the sheet in my deep freeze for a couple of hours.

When fully hardened, I put one piece each in a tilia food baggie and
seal it up. I then place the lot of baggies in the freezer for when we
want(or I just want) a slice of pie.

I let it defrost in fridge,still sealed. Crust is still crusty. And
fruit is not runny.
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