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Recipe(tried): Help for Soggy Pie Crust
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CookinConnie/AK 4-21-2004
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 MSG ID: 0214675
Nothing is more depressing to put time and energy into a project that dissapoints. When blind baking, often the bottom crust doesn't cook as quickly as the sides. I often remove the fillings and foil at recommended cooking time, then bake an additional 3-4 minutes to allow the bottom to bake thoroughly. As for your muffins, do you butter the tops? That may help. Also, I sympathize for you because Louisiana has such a high humidity level which I'm sure doesn't help. I hope this is a help to you though. Good Luck!

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  ISO: prevent soggy pie crust
  n gass Louisiana - 4-10-2004
 
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1 Recipe(tried): Help for Soggy Pie Crust
    CookinConnie/AK - 4-21-2004
   
MSG ID: 0214675
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    Joyce/MA - 1-9-2005
   
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