Should pie pans be greased?

Chef's answer
Do not oil or grease glass pie plates. Thin, aluminum pie pans are a poor choice because they cook unevenly. If you have to use them, double them up and use two. Dull metal pie plates are better than shiny metal pans for making pies.
Frequently asked Questions 🎓
He says the keys to keeping it from sticking are:
  • heat a heavy pan to a high heat (use an oil with a very high smoke point - he used canola but added a bit of butter)
  • dredge lightly with a bit of flour (shake off excess)
  • jiggle the pan around a lot for the first 10 seconds or so after adding the fish, skin-side down!
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