I tried Tim Chins recipe on serious eats with a few ice cubes in the first bake. She’s just dense.

by pillowcasecostume

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  2. NoseFirm

    Doesn’t look severely underbaked for me, but I’d probably still just toast it before eating 🙂

  3. SparklyHedgie

    Looks like it could use a couple more min. or some nice strawberry jam, either one really.

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