How To Tell If Pumpkin Pie Is Done
Pumpkin pie is done when the edges are set, the center gently jiggles, and a thermometer near the center reads about 175°F to 180°F.
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Pumpkin pie is done when the edges are set, the center gently jiggles, and a thermometer near the center reads about 175°F to 180°F.
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