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The filling contracts as the temperature lowers. This is common in most substances. What makes the difference here is that the filling shrinks MORE than the crust does. It also sticks to itself better than it sticks to the crust, so that is where the separation takes place.

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cover the edges with foil

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Apply any coating (glazed sugar syrup) .

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