Can I bake pies two days early?!


Question:

Can I bake pies two days early?

Today is Tuesday. Can I bake an apple pie and a blueberry pie today and still have them be good for Thanksgiving on Thursday?


Answers:
According to the Food Network website:
Two days ahead, make pumpkin pies or pumpkin cheesecake, rolls, breads and cornbread for stuffing. Refrigerate pies; you can always warm things up again before serving. Apple or pecan pies don't do well in advance, though; the crust doesn't stay flaky and crisp. Fruit pies can be baked one day in advance, and left on the counter (covered) overnight. I always do my pies on Wednesday.

Here's the link if you want to check out their pre-planning tips.
http://www.foodnetwork.com/food/et_hd_th...

It would be better to do it one day early.

I certainly hope so, mine are already done, did them yesterday.

What I do is cook them about 10 minutes less than required, then do the last ten minutes in the oven the day of.

yes u can

yes so long as you keep them stored in an air tight tin

yeah should be ok,, if in doubt put them in the freezer and just thaw them out on thrusday moring

I know if you bake them the day before they are still good. However, I dont know about two days before. Can you make them two days early but bake them the next day?

It would probably be alright, but if you can bake them late tonight or Wed. sometime it would be even better. They taste so good when fresh! I'm baking Pumpkin Pie tomorrow (Wed.) in the morning..... Remember, lots of whipped cream makes everything taste better and covers any problems with the top crust!

You can, but it might alter the taste. I suggest that you prepare it and freeze. Thaw it out about two hours before you all eat dinner and bake during dinner.

No, stop being lazy. The pies must be super fresh.

Yes you can.. but you increase the risk that they will be eatin whilst you are not looking...... My mother once made this mistake with a cherry pie :-)
All that was left was the crust....

I know the apple will be good for a week.The blueberry if there's no egg should be great in the fridge.......

Yes.




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