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I broke open some of those Pillsbury Grands “thawk” biscuits and placed 5 of the flattened biscuits on the bottom of a 9” pie pan. I cut the remaining biscuits into some smaller pieces to line my pie with.
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Poured my pie filling into the pie pan and then added my smaller pieces of the biscuits to the outside edges of my pie.
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Next step was to add about 6-7 slices of American cheese.
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I fired up my little Char-Broil CB 500X and brought it up to about 375-400 degrees and loaded my pie on the indirect side of the cooker.
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I baked it about 7 minutes and then turned it about 180 degrees so the other side would cook evenly. At the 16 minute mark into my bake, I placed the pie on the direct side of the cooker for an additional 4-5 minutes to complete my bake.
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Looking good just off the cooker. I did let it cool about 20 minutes before I cut it.
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Now that is a great piece of pie!
Can't wait to make this!
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