Can you refrigerate pumpkin pie filling?
Chef's answer
This means that unless you're planning on eating them immediately after baking and cooling, pies with fillings that contain perishable ingredients like eggs and dairy such as pumpkin or pecan need to go in the refrigerator.
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Use Cornstarch or Rice Flour Michael says that cornstarch or rice flour in combo with flour will give you the crunchiest batter. Even cake four will cook up crunchier than all-purpose flour because it doesn't have a high gluten level.
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2 Weeks Before: Make and Freeze Pie Dough, or an Entire Apple Pie. Make a few batches of pie dough now and freeze them.
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I bake the two pies at the same time. First I make the pumpkin pie and put it in the oven (the first 15 minutes bake at a hotter 425 degrees). Meanwhile, I assemble the pecan pie and add it to oven when it's time to lower the pumpkin pie temperature to 350 degrees.
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14 14 Custard or Soft Filling ? Custards, pumpkin, pecan, and similar pies are made with a liquid filling containing eggs ? The greatest difficulty in cooking soft pies is cooking the crust completely ? Start pie on bottom rack at 425-450 o F for 10 minutes then reduce heat to 325 o -350 o F to cook filling slowly..
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