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QuestionWhat can I use instead of bourbon or alcohol?Community AnswerYou can substitute with corn syrup, molasses, 1tb extra sugar, or just skip the bourbon and continue the recipe. It is not crucial to the recipe.
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QuestionHow long will it keep after baked?Community AnswerRefrigerated, this should keep for about a week.
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QuestionWhat can I use to substitute the corn syrup?Community AnswerYou could use maple syrup instead.
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QuestionWhy is my crust crumbling?Community AnswerThe dough is likely too dry. Add just a little cold water as you go to see if you can get it to be smoother to the touch.
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QuestionSometimes my filling doesn't get solid. What can be done about this?Community AnswerYou can add more starch, eggs, or any thickening agent. You usually add eggs into pecan pie (like in this recipe), so eggs would be a good thickener to make the pecan pie solid.
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QuestionHow do you prevent the pie from getting too dark?Community AnswerYou can cover the pie crust with foil to avoid it from darkening. However, note that the pie should look pretty dark brown by the time it is done. If you are still worried, try lowering the temperature of the oven or taking the pie out sooner.
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QuestionCan I make a pecan pie with the whites of eggs, only?Community AnswerYes, if you add extra brown sugar to make up for the lack of yolk.
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QuestionCan I freeze the pie after it's baked?Community AnswerYes; however, the flavor and texture are not guarantied to be the same.
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QuestionWhat is the longest amount of time I can store the dough in the refrigerator?QamarTop AnswererNo more than a week. The longer the dough stays in the fridge, the more it loses its freshness. Most bakers recommend people to use pie dough within 72 hours, as it begins to harden over time.
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