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We are expecting visitors today and my wife wanted me to make peach
pie. She brought home the peaches last night, a basket of seconds that were half price and apparently closer to ripe than the A team. I got up this morning and started working on the pie. I made the dough and chilled it while I peeled the peaches. I tried the method of scalding them in boiling water to make them easier to peal. It worked on one half of one peach, but none of the others. I cranked the oven up to high heat while I was peeling and slicing the peaches, rolled out the dough, put the peach mixture in, put the dip on and crimped it. The oven was ready by the time I was finished. I put the pie in the oven and set the timer for 15 minutes for the high heat cooking time. I had my breakfast and went online to do crosswords. Some time later I wondered by the timer had not gone off. I guess it had but I had not heard it. I did not know how long it had been in but the crust was browning. I didn't want it to cook too much and be over cooked before the filling was cooked. I gave it another 10 minutes at 350. It smells done. I hope it is cooked inside. |
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