Pie shell- use it thawed or frozen

I'm making pecan pie this weekend and using a "frozen in the tin plate" pie crust. Do I bake the pie with the crust frozen, or let it thaw, put the pie together, then bake?
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I defrost them in the frig over nite. Never thought about using frozen, would require longer cooking to get the bottom done.
I defrost them.
The directions (yes, I actually read them!) say to use it frozen, but I'm having my doubts. I may let it thaw. Even if the crust turns out lousy, all we really care about is the filling anyway.
8O YOU READ INSTRUCTIONS?? :cow:

Well, then I'd follow them. Maybe defrosting them allows them to get soggy on bottom from moisture leaking into the flour.
I very rarely read instructions (I must have hung around my father too much, I also never ask directions!) but figured it might just be the right thing to do this time!
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