Hello everyone, I hope that everyone had a very nice holiday! Our Thanksgiving was great. We celebrated with family and friends and had some great food. I am an only child and my mother and father come to my house to have our meal. I made turkey, dressing, broccoli rice casserole, green bean casserole, mashed potatoes and my buttery butterhorns. My mom made, squash, and fruit salad. Oh, and we also had the obligatory cranberry sauce. Now for dessert we just go a little nuts. My daughter made a cream cheese pound cake that was just wonderful! I made pumpkin delight (a casserole type that I have been making for about 10 years). And I made a chocolate pie my husband requested. I am sad to say that is the only recipe I can blog about today. The last few days have been a blur. With all the cooking and preparation I just didn't think. I would love to share all these recipes but I had so many things going at once I just didn't get a chance to grab my camera! We also have a tradition of waking up early and going shopping with our best friends Priscilla and Ron. Yesterday we had alot of fun and just went all day!! We make it fun with a long lunch and a stop at Starbucks for one of their seasonal drinks. Any of you who know me know that I have a love affair with Starbucks. I could sit in there all day and just smell! We had alot of fun. We already look forward to next year. This year we ended the day with a movie. I finally saw Twilight. I have read all the books and the movie was very good. We also found time (before Thanksgiving) to put up our Christmas tree which is my favorite thing to do of all time. It is just magical and we love talking about each ornament and the story behind it. I am going to post a few pictures and then I will show you the best chocolate pie in the world!
Our Christmas Tree. I wish I could show you all the ornaments. It turned out beautiful!
My beautiful daughters, Lauren (in back), Sara, and Jena up front.
My kitchen tree! I am showing you unlit because with the lights on you cant see the "kitcheney" ornaments!
Now.....on to the cooking. Here is the best Chocolate pie ever!
Joans Chocolatey Pie
3 squares unsweetened chocolate
3 cups milk
1/2 teaspoon salt
2 tsp. butter
1 cup sugar
3 tbsp. flour
3 tbsp. cornstarch
3 egg yolks
1 1/2 teaspoons vanilla
Deep dish pie shell, baked
Heat 2 cups of milk and chocolate on medium heat until it boils. Mix all dry ingredients in a bowl. Add egg yolks, vanilla and 1 cup of milk. Once milk-chocolate mixture boils, add other ingredients. Return to a boil and boil 1 minute. Pour into baked pie shell. Cool completely and top with Cool Whip and chocolate chips.
This is the ingredients you will need.
This is your milk and chocolate squares, just bring it on to a boil
Add the rest of the ingredients and cook til thickened.
Pour your filling into an unbaked pie shell.
TaDaaa! All you gotta do now is put your Cool Whip and choc chips or choc shavings and its done!
It is so good!
3 comments:
Love the tree and I can see the beautiful ornaments pretty clear I think, when I blow up the pic. I love it!
And the choc pic looks fantastic even though I am not a huge choco eater! Weird I know.
Your chocolate pie looks great. My daughter also made a chocolate pie for Thanksgiving. Maybe it's a San Antonio thing?
Love your pie!!!!
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