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How do you make pie??

little_metal_chick · 2005-03-20 17:15:48

I've wanted to make apple pie for a whlie now, but i don't know how to make it (I know it's a shame :( ) . pleez send in some posts on how to make perfact pies, tell your serects :D

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20-03-2005 6:15pm

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little_metal_chick

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I've wanted to make apple pie for a whlie now, but i don't know how to make it (I know it's a shame ) . pleez send in some posts on how to make perfact pies, tell your serects

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#2 20-03-2005 8:55pm
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I know one secret is partially baking the base before putting the apples on so it doesnt end up a soggy mess

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#3 20-03-2005 8:58pm
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id just look it up in a recipe book if i were you

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#4 20-03-2005 9:00pm
little_metal_chick

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*adele* wrote:

id just look it up in a recipe book if i were you

i would do if only i had a recipe book

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#5 20-03-2005 9:12pm
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you could try the pie forum...maybe

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#6 20-03-2005 9:36pm
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RuggieBear wrote:

you could try the pie forum...maybe

Madness!

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#7 20-03-2005 10:29pm
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why dont you buy one in the shop.it doesnt cost a lot !
any way ,you have to make dough first,and then put cooked apples in the dough ,and put in the oven for 20 minutes

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#8 20-03-2005 10:48pm
little_metal_chick

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But i like cooking even though i don't know how to (lol). Where is the pie Forum?

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#9 20-03-2005 10:55pm
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little_metal_chick wrote:

But i like cooking even though i don't know how to (lol). Where is the pie Forum?

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/forumdisplay.php?f=492

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#10 20-03-2005 11:34pm
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First, don't overwork your dough or it'll be chewy. Second, be careful as to what type of apples you use. If you use ones that are too juicy, the water will seperate from the apples during baking and you'll have a soggy pie (learned from personal experience). I found using a mixture of green and red apples was the best. Hope that helps!

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#11 21-03-2005 12:30am
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I don't know about an apple pie, but an apple tart is just pastry, Bramley apples and sugar. To produce a really good apple tart requires a fair amount of skill.

If you really want to learn how to cook, why not invest a small sum of money in something like the single-volume edition of Delia Smith's "Cookery Course"?

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#12 21-03-2005 7:13pm
little_metal_chick

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I dont even heve a job so don't start on money . Apple tart? I like the apple pies in Mc.D's they are soo yummy . lil bit of ice-cream with them yummmmy!!!!!!!

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