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Tomato Pie

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I use the Pillsbury frozen crust. The type that needs thawed out, unrolled, the pressed into a pie pan. The instructions said to bake it (at 400°) before adding ingredients. I did.

I'm no help on the smoker temps issue.
 
I use the Pillsbury frozen crust. The type that needs thawed out, unrolled, the pressed into a pie pan. The instructions said to bake it (at 400°) before adding ingredients. I did.

I'm no help on the smoker temps issue.
I just got Walmart Brand ones that weren't frozen. I might just do this in the oven to be fair, no idea yet.
 
So I am going to do this for dinner, or at least get it cooked today...but Uh, if my smoker only goes to 275f <MES electric> ..should I just do this right in the oven?

Also should I prebake the pie crusts for this or no?
Yes,pre bake the crust. I smoked mine and then finished it off in the oven.
My crusts came in their own foil pan.
 
That's OK by the time the gathering gets here you should have in enough practice. :D
Need more tomatoes??

Warren
 
So I am going to do this for dinner, or at least get it cooked today...but Uh, if my smoker only goes to 275f <MES electric> ..should I just do this right in the oven?

Also should I prebake the pie crusts for this or no?
Pre bake crust as directed, NO do it in the smoker, it's the charcoal flavor that puts this over the top. I guess just leave it in longer.
 
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