Let your nostalgia run wild with this simple and delicious chocolate pie that will most likely bring back memories of your grandma’s baking. A few weeks back my sister-in-law Alex and I were talking about pie recipes for the holidays. She said, “Oh, I have a good one! My grandma made it all the time when I was a kid and it’s one of my favorites!”. Alex dug through her recipe and sent me a picture of her Grandma’s chocolate pie recipe. I am honored to share it wit you guys! It’s a luscious chocolate custard resting on a flaky, almost salty crust, topped with a springy meringue. For me, it’s la pièce de résistance and whether times are good or times are bad, it’s always welcome and appropriate.I can’t remember a period in my life when it wasn’t my favorite dessert. My family has always been pie eaters, but we fall into several camps: there are the peach enthusiasts, the pecan lovers and then there are those of us who prefer the chocolate. My mom loves the chocolate best so that’s probably why it’s my (and my brother’s) favorite as well. But that doesn’t explain why Mom doesn’t make it. Nope, only one person can make my grandma’s chocolate pie and that’s my grandma.
My grandmother served chocolate meringue pie after Sunday dinner each week, usually with an apology it was “too runny” or something else was wrong with it.
There’s nothing quite like a slice of homemade chocolate pie to evoke fond memories of family gatherings and comforting desserts. Grandma’s Chocolate Pie is a classic recipe that combines rich, velvety chocolate with a smooth, creamy filling. This pie is not only a nostalgic treat but also incredibly easy to make. With simple ingredients and straightforward steps, it’s a perfect dessert for any occasion, from holiday feasts to everyday dinners. Let’s dive into the recipe and discover how to make this delightful chocolate pie that has been loved across generations.
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