Roll the dough out and fit it into the pie dish. You can refrigerate freeze it for 30 minutes (or even overnight) in the pie dish, which I recommend doing.
Brown Butter, Rum Pecan Pie Filling
Preheat the oven to 400 degrees.
Brown the butter on the stovetop until it turns a golden brown.
Let it cool a bit and add in the rum.
In a bowl, whisk together brown sugar and corn syrup.
Add in the browned butter and rum.
Add in the eggs, salt and vanilla and whisk until combined.
Lastly, add in the chopped pecans and stir.
Pour the filling into a prepared pie dish.
Brush egg yolk on the crust of the pie. Don't be shy, brush it on really good!
Bake for 20 minutes at 400 degrees.
Cover the crust with tinfoil after it starts to brown.
Turn the oven to 325 degrees and bake for another hour or until the center of the pie is like a Jello texture.
Let the pie cool for a few hours, even overnight. If it's very jiggly, it needs to sit before serving.
Notes
Buttery Flaky Crust adapted from The Joy Of CookingYou can also buy a pie curst to make things even more simple.During the baking process I had to take the pie out and wrap foil around the crust so it wouldn't burn. It worked perfectly to protect the crust while the filling baked a little longer.The pie is just has good the next day, so it's great make ahead pie.You can blind bake the crust before if you like a well done crust. To do this, you need to have pie wights or it will not work and the crust will completely fall into a pile in the oven.Even when baking the curst with the pie filling in the middle, the sides of the pie crust will shrink a little. It's perfectly fine.