Do you have to defrost a deep dish frozen fruit pie before baking?
It depends on the brand and instructions on the pie.
Generally:
* Yes, you should defrost deep dish frozen fruit pies before baking. This helps ensure even baking and prevents the filling from being cold and watery.
* Some brands might specify whether or not to defrost. Always check the package instructions first.
If you don't defrost:
* You might end up with an unevenly baked pie.
* The filling could be cold and watery, making it less enjoyable to eat.
* The crust might not bake properly.
If you're short on time:
* You can try baking the pie directly from frozen, but you may need to add a few minutes to the baking time.
* Keep in mind that the crust might be a bit tougher, and the filling might not be as smooth.
For the best results, it's always best to defrost the pie completely before baking.
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