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pandowdy

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pan·dow·dy  (pn-doud)
n. pl. pan·dow·dies
Sliced fruit baked with sugar and spices in a deep dish, with a thick top crust.

[Perhaps from obsolete dialectal pandoulde, custard : pan + dialectal dowl, to mix dough in a hurry (probably variant of dough).]

pandowdy [pænˈdaʊdɪ]
n pl -dies
(Cookery) US a deep-dish pie made from fruit, esp apples, with a cake topping apple pandowdy
[of unknown origin]
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Noun1.pandowdy - deep-dish apple dessert covered with a rich crust
pastry - any of various baked foods made of dough or batter


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