
BUT this pecan pie is a little bit different. First of all there is way less sugar/corn syrup than in some versions plus it has a few extras like chocolate and coffee powder. To boost the chocolate factor I decided to do a chocolate crust as well (using Dorie's Chocolate Shortbread Tart Dough from p 476 of Baking).
The taste test ...

Coming after one of the best Sunday dinners I think I've ever made (chargrilled Angus beef with avocado bearnaise sauce and mashed potato), it was a wonderful end to a great weekend!
Thanks to Beth of Someone's in the Kitchen with Brina for this week's pick! You can find the recipe on her blog under today's date.
It looks delicious and then you went the extra mile and added ice-cream. YUM
ReplyDeleteThanks for baking along with me! I love the idea of the chocolate crust. Have a wonderful holiday!!!
ReplyDeleteIt looks great Susan - love the chocolate crust and the cappucino icecream.
ReplyDeleteLove the idea of going with the chocolate crust! I'm glad to hear this recipe isn't too sweet.
ReplyDeleteIt looks incredible. I didn't get this one done this week. There is just too much holiday stuff to finish up right now. Maybe I'll make it in a couple of days, though.
ReplyDeleteGirl that last picture with the ice cream made me drool! Nice!
ReplyDeleteOMG your pie looks AMAAAzING!! That chocolate crust - wow! And that ice cream on top is making me drool! Great job!!
ReplyDeleteI love the idea of a chocolate crust -- maybe I'll try that if I ever stop being too lazy to make my own crust.
ReplyDeleteIt looks so good, especially with the ice cream!
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