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Make Your Own Pie Shield

Fine Cooking Issue 54
Photos: Scott Phillips
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Sometimes during baking, the edges of a pie crust start to brown too quickly. If that happens, you need a shield. Some kitchen shops sell metal pie shields, but you can easily make your own from foil. Just follow the photos.

1. Fold a 12-inch square of foil in half, and then in half again to make a 6-inch square.
2. Trim the edges to make a quarter circle.
3. Measure 2-inches in and cut out the core of the circle.
4. Open the foil and spread out the ring. Fold 1/4-inch of the outside edge down to fit over the edge of the pie crust.

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