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![]() Ham Sulu wrote: > I sent something to r.f.recipes as well, but I'm having major problems > with any peach pie recipe I try as it always ends up too watery inside. > What are people's peach pie techniques for making a nice stiff > filling? I've read too that baking the pie on tiles or a pizza brick > helps keep the crust crisp because that sogs out after a short while as > well. I'm trying to get some nice peach pies in before peach season is > over. I recently made a fresh peach pie that was to "die for". I used the crust recipe Pate Brisee...added 2TBL sugar to the crust mixture, sweetened the peaches to taste & put several pieces of left over crust rolled very thin into the peaches the filling was not watery and I didn't have the taste of arrowroot or cornstarch just the wonderful taste of great peaches and a fabulous crust. If you've never used the recipe for pate brisee it is available at Martha Stewart.com or in any her books and will give you a marvelous crust every time. Her recipe uses a food processor, but I just use the traditional method of cutting the butter into the flour. dkwred |
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