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Fold the rim of the dough from the sides of the mold over the top of the lling. If using a top crust: Roll out a sheet of dough. Lay the sheet of dough on top of the mold, trim it to size, and remove it. Brush the edges of dough from the sides of the mold with egg wash. Return the pastry top to the mold and t it in place, gently sealing it to the egg-washed dough. Leave a 1 4-inch (5-mm) rim of dough, as in step 7. Brush the inside of this rim with egg wash. Roll out and cut a top crust slightly larger than the top of the mold. Place it on top of the lled mold. Crimp or pinch the two layers of pastry together with the ngers to seal.

If you want to change the name of an item on the Start menu, right-click the item and choose Rename. Then, edit the existing name or type a new name, and press Enter.

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Prepare as in basic recipe, but use half stock and half milk for the gravy instead of all stock. When gravy is nished, add 8 oz (250 mL) heavy cream.

Direct lights cast parallel light rays in a single direction, like the sun. Just like spotlights, direct lights come in two types: a Target Direct light and a Free Direct light. The position of the Target Direct light always points toward the target, which you can move within the scene using the Select and Move button. A Free Direct light can be rotated to determine where it points. Direct lights are always displayed in the viewport as cylinders.

Select an element that you want to use as a Library item. A navigation row with images and links, such as the one selected in Figure 37.3, is an ideal use of the Library feature. From the Files panel group, click the Assets tab and then click the last icon, the Library icon, shown in Figure 37.4. Name the element as you would name any file in the Finder on a Mac or in Explorer on a PC. When you name a Library item, you automatically save it to the Library, so that you can then easily apply it to any new or existing page in your site. All Library items are listed in the Library section of the Assets panel, as shown in Figure 37.4.

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