Sink Your Teeth Into Homemade Chocolate Pie With Buttery Shortbread Crust

When it comes to holiday dinners I always serve a plethora of pies.

I think pie is the best holiday dessert that there is. My mother would always make a ton of pie for her family gatherings. She had several pumpkins, 2 peanut butter, and always chocolate. We had a very large family so we needed all those pies. What types of pie does your family make every year for the holidays? Let me know in the comments below 🙂

Not only was this super easy to make it was also super delicious! The top has a slight crunch and the inside is soft and creamy.

I tried it at room temp when it was slightly warm with a dollop of whipped cream and it was perfect. I also tried it after cooling in the fridge and it’s great that way too. You can not go wrong with this lovely chocolate pie recipe.

 

 

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Quick Tip: This chocolate pie does have a “rugged” look because of the slightly crunchy top. Yes, the pie may crack while cooling. Yes, it is a bit hard to tell when the pie is done; and yes, a toothpick will still come out with chocolate on it after 30 -35 min baking time but the pie solidifies while cooling. It does look a little “jiggly” upon taking it out of the oven. Hope this helps with any questions and or concerns.

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