From: Mama Tiel
On Nov 22, 2006
This was easy and excellent. The chocolate part is a dense, rich pudding, not fluffy. I used 1/2 tsp of white vinegar since I didn't have cream of tartar.
From: shapeweaver ©
On Jul 12, 2003
when i made this pie,i forgot to add the butter and vanilla,just didn't read very carefully,and i didn't know if i should have baked the pie crust before adding the mixture.i put the filling in the crust and baked it for about 10 minutes took it out and let it cool a little bit then put the meringue on top,the pie turned out just GREAT i can't believe that anyone hasn't rated before now.the only reason that i rated it a four is because of the confusion with the crust
From: JOY1998
On Nov 26, 2006
This pie was beautiful. Everyone loved it. I did have a syrup-type liquid at the bottom of pie. This may have been from my meringue or something I did wrong. I will make this again as the pie was delicious and I liked that it was from scratch, not a pudding mix.
From: Amanda in Aberdeen
On Apr 1, 2005
Made it this morning but used my own meringue recipe.The pie was gorgeous,not overly sweet,very creamy but firm enough to set beautifully.My husband a confirmed choc-a-holic gave a satisfied groan as he tasted it! Really easy, I recommend it.
From: Ginaguado
On Oct 9, 2006
I have recommended this recipe and would like to add this was by far the easiest chocolate pie I've made. I used 4 yolks in pie and used corn starch for meringue, they both worked great.
From: Jesses mom
On Jan 10, 2007
I grew up loving my Grandmother's Chocolate cream pie. I never thought I could ever make one as good as hers. Well, this is IT! This easy to follow recipe and well balance ingedents make this a keeper! Thanks Carole Reu
From: Chef Blondiegirl
On Oct 14, 2007
This was a great pie very easy, and it tasted just like my grandma used to make. Also, the chocolate and sugar combination was perfect..
From: Jeanniedbc
On Nov 27, 2008
I loved this pie just as it is written because I prefer something denser that I can actually cut into a pretty slice (and my spoon still goes right through). But my husband preferred his grandmother's version (understandable), and she only uses a 1/3 cup of flour and does not bring it to a boil, just to the point of thickening. She also said that she forgot all about adding any salt. Hers tastes great, but it did not cut into actual slices.
From: Bay Laurel
On Jun 30, 2009
I needed something chocolatey and didnt have any cream for silk pie so I decided to try something different and this recipe worked perfectly. I used Crumb Crust and it was awesome. I got my fix. Thanks for posting Carole Reu!!
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