Pies

It all depends on the ingredients used to make the pie. On average, probably about 200 to 250 calories per slice, assuming it was an 8-slice pie.

This will vary depending on if the pie is store bought (which has baking directions on the box) or homemade, and also the size of the pie. Temperatures will vary from 350F to 475F. Personally, I bake my homemade double crust 9 inch apple pies at 425F for 40 to 45 mins

Pies have been around for thousands of years. Egyptians had pies filled with honey, fruit and nuts. Greeks and Romans made pies and pies spread to many different lands. Pies come in different sizes, with small ones called tarts, and did not always have crusts. While there is no way to know exactly how many flavors of pie there are, some flavors are: apple, cherry, lemon, chocolate, coconut, peach, meat (like pot pies), pumpkin, squash, raspberry, blackberry, blueberry, and others.

About 500 gm.

Yes. Quiche can generally freeze pretty well.

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mixed in with a few herbs and sour cream and cress dressing mix it all up then put it into a dish and put in the oven until brown

after 15mins cut it and open it put back in the oven open then cook for a ferther 20minutes then your done

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Who knows how many people call it a "pizza pie," but I remember the first time I had one, way back in about 1955. My brother was home on leave from the Air Force, and he described one to us. He said it was round like a pie, and to serve it, you cut it into wedges like a pie. So naturally, it became a "pizza pie."

After the cake is thawed for a 1/2 hour at room temperature,use a wet knife to cut the pie.

Yes, You do, but overnight in the refrigerator, so that the pie is put into the oven right from the fridge. You still have to keep the integrity of the pie crust intact, that is the layers of the fat medium with the flour, so that the finished product is flaky. If you thaw out on a counter and allow the pie dough to warm, you risk altering the fat layer of the dough, whether it be butter or shortening, to warm and melt into the flour to produce a mealy crust. Also, by keeping it chilled, the pie crimp will stay sharp and not lose definition.
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Wisconsin has 2 state foods, they are: Colby Cheese and Cranberry Pie.

Its a danish. ''Duuuuuh.'' Or just a turnover.

It depends on your reheating method but it probably wont harm you unless it sets off some kind of explosion. This is highly unlikely though so you should be safe. If it catches on fire that could be bad too. Either way, pork pie sounds delicious because I am starving!

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Start with the directions on the container. Most are baked frozen, and you may need to make slits in the crust. Use a cookie sheet beneath the pie- it will catch any juice that bubbles over, and make it easier to take out of the oven. Time and temperature vary depending on type and size of pie, but 60 minutes is common for an apple pie.

Pies can take a long time to bake, but to shorten this time, you can pre cook the filling in a pot or microwave and the bottom part of the pastry case can be baked blind in the oven (see related questions). If the filling is then added hot to the case and the top layer of pastry added, the pie only needs to be cooked for long enough to cook the top, which if it is pastry, nmay be about 10 minutes.

Another way to cook pies quickly is to make a lot of little pies that will heat through quickly, but this takes a little more time because of the hand labour involved.

The world record for eating pies is 31,677. The contestant was Declan Edward.

The most popular is Guinness, but an alternative is Murphy's, which has a slightly lighter flavor. Both are excellent

It is an ice cream treat on a stick.

Vanilla ice cream covered with a hard chocolate shell with on a stick. (Similar to a fudgsicle, but vanilla in the middle instead of chocolate all the way through.)

Depends on how many too many. One or two will increase the total volume by that amount but as long as the pie is done and set it should be alright. It may rise a bit more while cooking, but when it cools and settles I would be surprised if you notice the difference.