German Chocolate Pie Recipe
Well, I’m pretty close here. This recipe and my memory match up! However, I think I need more practice. Memaw’s pie was thicker in texture; thicker like a pudding. The deep chocolate flavor, the ratio of pecans and coconut are spot on!
However, I don’t make pies enough to know how to tweek this right away. Do I need more egg yolks or less evaporated milk to get a thicker pudding texture? Do you know?
The German Chocolate Pie recipe I posted earlier is VERY GOOD! I had to correct the baking time from 30 minutes to 1 hour. Thankfully, I made a foil ring to keep the crust from burning.![]()
I sure could use your feedback if you know where I’m heading with this recipe.
RECIPE UPDATE!!! November 11, 2007
I need to add to this post that this pie gets better with time. We finally finished it off last night. This is the recipe! This is what I remember!
It became thicker and deeper with flavor on the second and third day. Which totally explains why I never saw her make this pie growing up. She made it before I was out for the school holiday and then she must have hid it from the rest of us until the big day.
So this is what I’ve learned; MAKE THIS PIE TWO DAYS AHEAD OF SERVING for MAXIMUM FLAVOR & TEXTURE.



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Comment by Mary on 11 November 2007:
But it looks great all the same! Maybe the second time you try it will be able to get the right texture. All the best.
Mary
Comment by Jill on 11 November 2007:
Thank you, Mary!