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Re: Pot Pie Question

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  1. In article <[email hidden]>,

    Mairi said:

    Hi!! I'm new. Thanks for having me. Looks like a great forum.
    🙂

    Give it time.
    If this is your first visit, accept a word to the wise, lovingly
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    Welcome to the fray. And I think I'd try to anchor the puff paste to
    the pie plate rather than just plunking it on top of the filling. If
    you do the other, though, that's okay, too. In fact, do some one way
    and some the other; then you'll know for sure for next time which you
    prefer.

    Quoted message said:

    I am going to make those little individual pot pies this evening and
    I'm using frozen puff pastry for the crust over the top. For anyone
    that's used this puff pastry, do I crimp it over the sides of the
    dishes or do I cut a bit smaller than the dish and just allow it to sit
    on top of the filling?

    Any advice would be much appreciated. I look forward to getting into
    some of the other threads!


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