All three of these materials have their pros and cons, but how does each one affect the bake on a pie crust—and which one ...

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1 baked single-crust 9-inch pie shell (recipe follows) Prepare and bake pie shell; cool on a rack. Place a baking sheet on center oven rack and preheat oven to 425 degrees. To make filling: In a large ...

So you want to bake a pie. Great! Need to blind-bake that pie crust? No problem. Just FYI: You’re gonna need some pie weights. While not all crusts require a blind bake (it depends on what kind of pie ...

A great pie starts with a great crust. One that is flaky, tender, golden brown, and just sturdy enough to hold the luscious filling. The secret is in the fat, and bakers have long debated whether ...