Ultimately, the idea is to keep the pie dough somewhere between 68° and 72°F, so it stays pliable, cool, and easy to handle.

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Once you get cutting them down, all you need to do is fill with chewy caramel squares, brush with melted butter, and bake!

The holiday baking season is upon us. The supermarkets have displays of the ingredients to prepare cakes, cookies and pies.

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