the crust is the outside part that was exposed and is browned by the heat
the inside part is the crumb or grain or filling depending on what u are baking
you flute a pie crust by pressing a decorative edging into crust
baking terminologies
No, pie crust is called a "short" dough which means it has no leavening.
baking soda
when baking your continent, the crust should form naturally as this is part of the process. After baking your continent in a suitably large oven, take the continent and place on a massive cooling rack. The crust however is largely inedible.
Mash,in baking terms means to 'press' the food and blend it.That's what I think!
crust?
To let steam out during baking so that the top crust stays attached to the bottom.
Pie crust with sweetened apples on it after baking.
If you mean when are they done, the answer is when they reach an internal temperature of 180 degrees Fahrenheit. In terms of baking in the oven it depends. I usually start at 425 for 15 minutes to set the crust and then lower to 300 so I don't over bake the custard.
Don't prick holes in the crust before baking. You only do this when you prebake the pie shell for a cream pie. Any pie that you bake with the filling in it should have a solid crust just the way it is rolled out.
You will use a pre-baked pie crust when you are making a cream pie, when filling the pie crust with fresh fruit, or anything that does not require baking.