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Isaiah Rugsaken
01/07/2016
01/08/2016
This recipe is great and I really recommend that you try it.
I'm 8 and I really like to bake and my mothers gluten free so I make this all the time, I'm just about to make apricot pie with it to.
Thank you so much pamelas.
I'm 8 and I really like to bake and my mothers gluten free so I make this all the time, I'm just about to make apricot pie with it to.
Thank you so much pamelas.
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Donna L. Damone
05/134/2016
05/14/2016
I have the baking and pancake mix. I want to make the crusts and the filling for a blueberry pie. HELP!!!
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belinda
12/358/2015
12/25/2015
Do you bake the top part of the crust before baking as a pie?, im confused. I am making an apple pie.
thanks,
Belinda
thanks,
Belinda
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Pamelas Customer Service 02/59/2016 02/29/2016Hi Belinda, If your apple pie recipe calls for unbaked crust, then you do not bake it first.Reply
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Jack
12/357/2015
12/24/2015
Have made many pumpkin pies, thought I'd try this recipe. This crust came out burned and awful.
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Guest 11/326/2019 11/23/2019Jack this happened to me as well I decided not to use sugar as it will burn with heat also I do not start at the higher temp it calls for I do 375 for 15mins then 350 and of course wrap pie edges with allumfoil works great every time for me NOW! I also some times add real vanilla extract to my pie crust recipe for a more flavorful crust !Hope this helps..Reply
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Kileen
12/356/2015
12/23/2015
Burned around the edges despite the silicone edge protector. I hope it tastes better than it looks.
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Cristina
08/229/2015
08/18/2015
I used this recipe this morning to make mini pies (one recipe made 6 mini pies with tops). It was deicious and very easy to make. I didn't have much luck with rolling it out, so instead I rolled it into balls and made a press-in crust. It worked very well for that.
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Cristina 08/229/2015 08/18/2015I forgot to say: Can you please add weight/metric conversions to your recipes? I have a feeling my cup is slightly lighter than yours (110 grams) but it would be great to know for sure.Reply
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Beth W.
02/55/2015
02/25/2015
I just tried this pie crust for my pot pie recipe. It was delicious! I spread butter and egg on top before baking for 20-23 minutes. I used the Pioneer Woman pot pie recipe and it was delish!
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Mary Dorchester
01/16/2015
01/17/2015
I've been gluten free and corn free since 1993. I've tried dozens of GF pie crust recipes, and been disappointed by all. Pamela's -- you've done it! You've come up with a great pie crust! Thank you! I made my first successful GF pie crust tonight. Your recipe made a two crust mincemeat 8" pie, which both my husband and I really enjoyed. . . . A comment from this first time Pamela pie crust maker -- lower the heat for the usual 2 crust pie temperature. I started at 15 min. at 400 degrees F. Next time I'll try 375 degrees. And then I lowered the heat to 350 degrees for the next 20 minutes. Still too warm. I ove
owned the crust. But it still was good! Thank you, Pamela!
And I would like that non-corn syrup pecan pie recipe too!
owned the crust. But it still was good! Thank you, Pamela!
And I would like that non-corn syrup pecan pie recipe too!
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Andrea
12/361/2014
12/28/2014
We are big fans of 'Pamcakes' in our house! I make them several times a week. Back when I could eat gluten, I loved making pies with pie crust from scratch, but was really struggling to find a palatable GF option. I just couldn't achieve the tender, flakey crust that I did when I baked with gluten. One day I noticed the pie crust recipe on Pamela's Baking & Pancake mix and gave it a try. I used half butter, half non-hydrogenated vegetable shortening, and clear glass pie pans, greased with coconut oil. I chilled the dough, then rolled between pieces of plastic wrap. I made pecan pies, a non-corn syrup version, so had to also use Pamela's Artisan Flour in the filling to thicken. The result? Hands down, the best pecan pie I have ever made, gluten or gluten free. This has become my go-to pie crust recipe. Thanks again, Pamela!
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Cynthia 01/00/2015 01/01/2015Andrea, I would love to have your non-corn-syrup pecan pie recipe!!! Thanks!!!Reply
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Monica 01/21/2015 01/22/2015I want the pie recipe too!Reply
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Lynn 07/205/2015 07/25/2015Please please will you share your pecan pie recipe or where can we find it! :))Reply
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