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Why are corn flour and plain used in lemon meringue pie?
You are likely thinking of cornstarch and all-purpose flour, not "corn flour" and "plain".
Cornstarch and all-purpose flour are both used in lemon meringue pie, but for different reasons:
* Cornstarch: This is the primary thickener for the lemon filling. It creates a smooth, silky texture and prevents the filling from becoming runny.
* All-purpose flour: This is added to the meringue, often in a small amount. It helps to stabilize the meringue, giving it a more stable structure and preventing it from collapsing.
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