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Soggy bottom

Postby JanB » 19 Aug 2019, 18:57

I also get this from lying on the lilo, in the pool, but I'm actually talking about pastry ;) :lol:

I made a load of flans earlier this year, using bought pastry. My hands get too hot, ideal for bread, not for pastry. It comes in a round thing, not ideal.

Anyway, made he flans, various mistures, put them in the freezer and every single one has a soggy bottom :roll: :roll:

I have used beans, pricked the base, put paper on it, all sorts of different things, but still get a soggy bum.

Any clues?
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Re: Soggy bottom

Postby Workingman » 19 Aug 2019, 19:58

Jan, have you tried brushing the flan bases with egg whites and leaving to dry before putting in the fillings and baking?
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Re: Soggy bottom

Postby JanB » 21 Aug 2019, 19:54

Not heard o that one WM. Will give it a go next time.

I'm getting a dozen eggs from Jose Felipe and Ana Cristina every week and they are bluddy gorgeous :Hi: :Hi:
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