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My problem now is that I have too shallow a pie dish (or whatever it's
called), and the liquid keeps dripping over the sides. I'll have to either buy a new dish, or use fewer apples. "joce" > wrote in message ups.com... > In my home made recipe for apple pie after I fill the pie shell with > the apple mixture I dot the top with cut up butter pieces and I get > just enough liquid > > Good luck! > > Mordechai Housman wrote: >> I have been making simple apple pie, and I can't seem to get it the >> way >> my mother used to make it. >> >> It always comes out to dry. My mother's apple pie used to have some >> delicious liquid with it, and I can't figure out how to do it. >> >> My problem is with the filling. I use: >> >> Two or three fresh apples >> Apple pie filling from a can >> Sugar >> Corn starch. >> >> What might I be doing wrong? >> >> Thanks for your help! >> >> Mordechai Housman > |
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