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deep-dish pie

 

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Noun deep-dish pie has 1 sense
  1. deep-dish pie, cobbler - made of fruit with rich biscuit dough usually only on top of the fruit
    --1 is a kind of pie

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Deep-Dish Pie

Definition

Deep-dish pie refers to a type of pie that features a thick and substantial crust, typically made of buttery pastry or biscuit dough, and is usually baked in a deep, round dish.

Senses

Sense 1: Pie with a deep, thick crust

In this sense, deep-dish pie refers to any type of pie that has a crust with considerable depth, providing a generous amount of filling. It is often associated with savory pies such as pot pies or quiches.

Sample sentence:

"The deep-dish chicken pot pie at that restaurant is a crowd favorite."

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Sense 2: Sweet and fruit-filled deep-dish pie

In this sense, deep-dish pie specifically refers to a sweet dessert pie that has a thick, rich crust and is filled with various fruits like apples, cherries, or peaches. It is often served with a scoop of ice cream or whipped cream on top.

Sample sentence:

"My grandma's deep-dish apple pie recipe is the highlight of every family gathering."

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Local Usage

In certain regions or with specific culinary traditions, deep-dish pie may have local variations or specialties.

Sample sentence:

"Chicago is famous for its deep-dish pizza pie, known for its thick, doughy crust and generous toppings."

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