Opps! Forgot the butter in the pecan pie-do I need to start over?
Hi-I just made a pecan pie, stuck it in the oven, cleaned the kitchen and low and behold, found the melted butter (2 tbs) for the pie filing sitting in the microwave. Pie looks perfect! Do I need to start over? Help!!
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Okay, here to report on the pie....the injection method worked perfectly-It was a chocolate pecan pie and I did have to plug a few "holes" on the surface with chocolate chips before re-baking it but all in all, it looked and tasted great. Now my husband wants to try another without butter....but with the cost of all those pecans and chocolate, I don't think so....thanks again for all the advice!
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Once when making pumpkin bread, I noticed it was lighter in color than usual. A few minutes in the oven and I realized I forgot the eggs. Pulled them out, and remixed with eggs. This is why I don't bake. Oh, and once I forgot the sugar in the banana bread. It had no flavor at all.
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Trying the injection method...takes doctoring your meal to new extremes...will let you know the final result....thanks for all the suggestions and happy holidays!
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If you have any kind of syringe, ear syringe, baster, small funnel, or even eye dropper, re-melt the butter and inject it into the filling in MANY evenly spaced places. Imagine a one-inch grid so that you add the butter evenly. Then return the pie to the oven at a low-enough temp (200-250) that it won't overbrown the crust but will allow the butter to permeate throughout the filling.
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