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herdthemall
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aaah busy days for the maams with their pinnies on.....
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Quote from: herdthemall on 12 April 2011, 10:10:27 am
aaah busy days for the maams with their pinnies on.....
speak for yourself, I made mine after work
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I use greaseproof or parchment, whichever is at hand. I fill with kidney beans as they are pretty easy to handle. I usually prick the pastry base with a fork a few times to let any steam out. Straight out of the oven I brush with a light coating of egg whites to seal the pastry to prevent it getting soggy with wet fillings.
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ex-pat
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Thanks m/guy I will try the egg next time.
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I have ceramic balls that you re-use. No better then using rice or beans really (as you can and should re-use them as well) but they are slightly larger so less fiddly pouring off the greasproof afterwards.
As to cling film? No way would I ever use something like that in an oven! Melting plastic is not the way to live a healthy, long life...
I wouldn't even use the microwave cling film, which is thicker and made to withstand higher temperatures.
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There is microwave cling film? Perhaps that is what she used...
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John Bxls
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Dont use cling film. Use microwave film. It is almost the same but is heat resistant.
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There's microwave film? I am learning a lot. I have never seen that, do you know what brand it is? Thx
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