I baked the crust first , then filled it and baked it,I baked it longer than the recipe called for,it said to test it with a knife and i had problems with getting the filling done,I did follow the recipe on the Libbys can,I usually use a different brand and haven't had a whole lot of problems with it
should I be baking the crust raw ? since I am having a problem with it,I did use an oil based crust,it usually comes out OK,but I'm thinking I need to step up my crust,the one I've been using will com,e out a bit crunchy
which is pretty good in a Lemon Pie,hmmm I baked that crust first too,it could be a pie shell problem Chester,do you have a tried and true easy pie crust recipe ? uuuh with an easy video to follow ? lol just kidding or am I ?
You can bake the crust first, but you can bake the crust for 5 minutes and then pull it out of the oven. That way it wont burn when you bake it again.
Even oil based crusts will burn if you bake them too much.
You can do one of two things that I know of to help keep your crust from burning....
1. Cover the edge of the pie plate and exposed pie crust with tin foil This is supposed to help keep it from burning during more baking.
2. Rub butter or oil over the edges of the crust that will be exposed once the filling is in the crust. That is also supposed to help keep the edges from burning while baking it more.