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Sticky clear liquid in lemon meringue pie making pastry soggy?
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∙ 13y ago
It sounds like the meringue is breaking down. This can be avoided by being careful before baking to spread the meringue topping all the way to the edge of the pie, so that the egg whites are touching the crust at all points.
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