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Step 7Assemble pie and enjoy

assemble pie and enjoy
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we wrapped each sub-pie-assembly in saran wrap to make it easier to transport and put together. the saran wrap was cut off once the pies were in place and ready to be served. there was surprisingly little slump; the layer of pecans and crystallized sugar did well to hold in the gooey interior. on whole the pie consistency was judged to be far better than that of the fractal pie, probably due to the deeper pans and more controlled cooking process.
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4 comments
Nov 21, 2010. 6:26 AMtubegeek says:
Fractal pie?
Nov 21, 2010. 8:43 PMAswa says:
http://www.instructables.com/id/giant-fractal-pecan-pie/
I had the same thought, so I searched. ;)
Jul 17, 2009. 10:12 AMtechshop1 says:
You have way too much time on your hands. Wish I had time to play like that. Enjoy it while you can. Looks like a fun project - Great job!
Dec 3, 2008. 3:12 PMMr.NHRA says:
lots of pie.

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