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March 14, 2011 01:55 pm PDT
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Celebrate Pi Day (314) with a spherical pie!
She Creates Stuff has a great HOWTO that uses a spherical cake mold to make a ball-shaped, sealed pie-crust that you can stuff with your favorite jammy gooey goodness, and so celebrate the mysterious infinitude that is Pi. To create it, I used a Wilton Sports Ball pan. This pan has two half spheres and two ring stands. It is intended to be used to bake a round cake but, instead, I formed a crust around it. Once baked, I filled the crust and cemented it together with white chocolate. The trick to to create a barrier on one side of the filled crust by either securing a disc of cooked crust with the same chocolate that will be securing the two pieces together, or by making a chocolate disc and securing it to the crust on the inside. Allow the chocolate to solidify before continuing and assembling the sphere. Pi Day - Spherical Pie (Thanks, starshipminivan, via Submitterator!) Happy Pi Day! - Boing Boing Pi Day ice-cube trays - Boing Boing Boing Boing: Happy 3/14 -- Pi Day! Pi as music - Boing Boing What Pi sounds like - Boing Boing...
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