Anyone Heard of Cherry Chocolate Mousse Pie?

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This thread centers around a recipe for Cherry Chocolate Mousse Pie, with participants sharing their experiences, tips, and variations related to the dish. The conversation includes requests for the recipe, personal anecdotes about making the pie, and discussions about preparation techniques.

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Main Points Raised

  • One participant, identifying as a consultant, mentions a host requesting the Cherry Chocolate Mousse Pie recipe, which they were unable to find online.
  • Another participant recalls that the recipe was featured in "Simple as Pie" shows and offers to locate the recipe card.
  • A detailed recipe is shared by one participant, including ingredients and step-by-step instructions for preparation.
  • One participant shares their positive experience making the pie for a gathering, describing it as "heaven on a spoon" and a crowd-pleaser.
  • Another participant expresses gratitude for the recipe and notes the importance of baking the crusts ahead of time due to cooling requirements.
  • One participant shares their method of buying pre-made crusts and baking them at home for accuracy.
  • Another participant asks whether prep bowls could replace baggies for certain steps in the recipe.
  • One participant responds that a baggie is necessary for drizzling chocolate on top of the pie.
  • A participant shares their variation of the recipe using strawberries instead of cherries, noting that it was well-received at a show.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ on the use of prep bowls versus baggies for certain preparation steps, with no clear consensus on the best method. However, there is general enthusiasm for the pie and shared positive experiences among participants.

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Participants share personal experiences and variations of the recipe, reflecting a community engaged in cooking and sharing culinary tips.

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I have a host for this Saturday who says she wants me to make Cherry Chocolate Mousse Pie. She says she got the recipe from another party she went to. I have searched the PC website as well as Joyce's Fine Cooking, but can't find it. Can anyone help?

TIA!
Nora
 
Yes!!It was a recipe we had with our "Simple as Pie" shows. I will see if I can find the recipe card!
 
2 ROLLED READY MADE PIE CRUSTS
8oz Philly or reg cream cheese
1/4 c powdered sugar
Lg. CAN CHERRY PIE FILLING
8-12 oz. cool whip
1 c chocolate chips
1/2 tsp veg oil

Creative cutters (optional)
Deep Dish Pie Plate
EZ Accent Decorator (optional)
Lg Batter Bowl
Plastic baggie or 3
Scraper or Mix-n-scraper

Place 1 pie crust in your deep dish pie plate. (If you like, take the other and cut out small shapes - heart, star, leaves - 25 times on the other crust, and lay the shapes on the outer rim of your pie. Adhere them with a little brush of water between 2 crusts. Overlap them for a cool effect.) Prick the pie crust several times with a fork. Bake in a 425 oven just until it starts to barely turn golden, and take it out. Stick it in fridge or let cool for 2 hours so pan is NOT AT ALL WARM.

Soften cream cheese in batter bowl, by adding powdered sugar and mixing. Put 1/4 cup of choc chips in baggie, pop into microwave for 15 seconds on hi, repeat several times - don't just stick it in and leave it or it will burn and clump. When it is mostly melted, take it out and work it with your hands. mix melted chocolate with cream cheese, until uniform in color. Add 2/3 of your cool whip, mix together. Chop half of remaining choc chips coarsely. Add to mixture. (or you can use 1/3 cup of mini baking chips - I like how they look better)

Open your pie filling, scoop about 1/3 cup of the gel out of the can and discard or reserve for another use. Place half of the remaining pie filling on the bottom of your COOLED pie crust. Next pour/scoop the choc mixture into your prepared pie shell - flatten it out, smooth it around. This top will be totally covered.

Take remaining pie filling and carefully spoon it on to the middle of the choc mixture. Take EZ Accent decorator and fill it with remaining cool whip. (or place CWhip in a baggie and seal the top, clip a SMALL CORNER to pipe topping through) Pipe small dollops of topping around the outer edge, covering the chocolate cream cheese mixture, but not the cherries or the crust. *Optimal to stick whole thing in fridge for 1/2 hour now - not absolutely required*

Now for the finish... Melt remaining choc chips with veg. oil in last baggie. Remember 15 seconds on hi, stop and knead it, then back in. Takes about 4-5 times. When it is almost liquid, work it with your hands so the last little bits melt. (If you burn the chocolate, start with new choc chips) Clip a TINY corner of the baggie, and drizzle back and forth from inside of crust to outside of cherries - over the dollops of whipped cream. Turn the pie plate and drizzle over the CWhip with melted chocolate. I usually go around twice.
*Can return this to fridge for 15 mins so choc sets up, but not required*

Slice and serve to astonished, guests. Yummy, showy, a crowd pleaser!_________________
 
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OMG! THis is the BEST! I made it for my husband's office once, and everyone raved about it and always asks for it for every party they have. It is easy and delicious - I call it heaven on a spoon. ;)
 
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Thank you so much! You all are great!!!

Wish I could see a picture of it- some of it sounds kind of tricky. I'm so glad I saw the recipe ahead of time- I'll need the host to bake the crusts ahead of time, since they have to sit for 2 hours afterwards.

Nora
 
Bake at homeNora,

I found the recipe card, but it was too late! When I do this recipe, I buy the crusts and bake them at my house. Then I take the completed crust to the show. You will know this way that it is done correctly! :p

I attached the scanned picture, I hope it works and you can see the overlapped hearts across the bottom crust! So cute!! Great for Valentines Day! :D
 

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That picture was so helpful! Thank you so much!
 
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another questionFor those of you who have made this: do you think the prep bowls could be used for all of the steps requiring a baggie?
 
NoYou need the baggie to "squirt" the chocolate on top of the pie!
 
Looks delicious. I'm going to have to try it.
 
I just made this at a Death By Chocolate ShowI changed the cherry to strawberry pie and topped the center with fresh strawberries. I put 4 in a square and then put a strawberry fan in the middle of them. Everyone thought it looked really nice and time consuming. So I showed them how easy it was to make.(this was my b recipe I made at home)
They all loved it. Enjoy!
Brandy
 

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Cherry Chocolate Mousse Pie?

Cherry Chocolate Mousse Pie is a delicious dessert that combines rich chocolate mousse with a layer of cherry filling, all encased in a pie crust. It's a delightful treat that balances the sweetness of chocolate with the tartness of cherries.

Is Cherry Chocolate Mousse Pie easy to make?

Yes, Cherry Chocolate Mousse Pie is relatively easy to make, especially with the right tools and ingredients. Many recipes provide step-by-step instructions, making it accessible for both novice and experienced bakers.

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Absolutely! Pampered Chef offers a variety of kitchen tools and bakeware that can help you prepare and serve Cherry Chocolate Mousse Pie. Items like mixing bowls, measuring cups, and pie pans can enhance your baking experience.

What ingredients do I need for Cherry Chocolate Mousse Pie?

The main ingredients typically include chocolate, heavy cream, cherries (fresh or canned), sugar, and a pie crust. Some recipes may also call for additional flavorings like vanilla or almond extract.

How can I store leftover Cherry Chocolate Mousse Pie?

Leftover Cherry Chocolate Mousse Pie can be stored in the refrigerator for up to three days. Make sure to cover it with plastic wrap or store it in an airtight container to keep it fresh.

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