I'm always looking for a good and easy chocolate cream pie recipe...
Here is a recipe from "Oh So ShSabby" that looks like it meets the requirements.
My Grandmother always made a large bowl of homemade Chocolate Pudding for Thanksgiving and Christmas Dinners. She had a mile high of Fresh Whipped Cream on top. Every year for both dinners, all 6 of us Grandchildren would try to sit beside Grandpa, because he was the one who decided when we attacked the desserts and he had the first helping of the chocolate pudding...so to sit beside him meant only one thing, you had the second helping of the insanely good chocolate pudding. My cousin and I often reminiscence about Thanksgiving and Christmas Dinners on the Farm and how we all waited for Grandpa to have that first helping of chocolate pudding as we anticipated our serving....
I'm not sure why I prefer the Pie over a large bowl of pudding...maybe because my Grandmother was the best darn pie maker...ever! And it brings me back to my childhood and all those wonderful memories made sitting at my Grandparents large oak table.
K, this looks and sounds yummo!
ReplyDeleteI think this is what I am going to make for dessert for after our Thanksgiving dinner.
Hugs and Love,
Tricia
T...I'm making this pie for Thanksgiving, too!!! I can't believe Thanksgiving is within two weeks. Have a great weekend:) Hugs...K
ReplyDeleteOH my gosh yummo,oh dang iv just been dignosed a diebetic big life style changes happening here ...but with christmas just weeks away maby a very small slice wouldn't hurt if i miss of the carbs with my main meal... and a extra big walk should do the trick , after all we are only human!! :-)
ReplyDeleteI'll let you know how it turns out.
Blessings Heidi!
Hi Heidi.....Small bites are the key during this Holiday Season...:) A lady at my church informed me today she made 110 Doz of Old Fashion Rolled Sand Tarts this past week at the Bakery she works at....I was invited to stop by and sample them. I think I just may have to do that, since my sand tart recipe is one you "drop" the dough and decorate. Let me know how you like the recipe if you get a chance to make and taste it. Thanks for stopping by....Happy Thanksgiving, K
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