French Silk Pudding Pie

"You can use my fiber crust recipe #58321 and add 2-3 tbsp cocoa powder. I got this recipe somewhere off the net - originally titled "Baker's Square French Silk Pie""
 
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Ready In:
40mins
Ingredients:
7
Serves:
8
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ingredients

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directions

  • Prepare small box instant pudding, using buttermilk instead of milk; set aside.
  • Prepare 1 envelope Knox gelatin with 1/4 cup cold water.
  • Use glass measuring cup to mix gelatin.
  • Set mixture in a pot or pan of hot water, while still in the cup, to help dissolve gelatin.
  • Gelatin is dissolved when mixture is clear.
  • Wire whisk gelatin into pudding and fold in the 8-oz cool whip.
  • Pour into prepared crust; chill.

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Reviews

  1. I didn't have any of the healthy ingredients, so I subbed the standard versions of things for the sugar/fat free versions, and it still came out great. I'm thinking of adding frozen cherries to the mix...
     
  2. Made this for a light dessert this evening. I used a big box of SF chocolate pudding with 2 c buttermilk and 1 c 1/2% milk. I also didn't have any cool whip so when I had the mixture blended, before I added the gelatin, I put in 1 envelope of dream whip. I also added approx 2 t almond extract to this mix and served in goblets..absolutely wonderful! Thank You for sharing nomnom.
     
  3. I wouldn't quite call it the same as the Baker's Square version, but it is very good. I think the BS one is a little more chocolatey, but I'm sure it's also way worse for you. This had a great texture and was good in its own right. I made mine with a graham cracker crust, the skim milk and vinegar, and canned whip cream to top it off.
     
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I graduated from the University of Delaware's HRIM program in '06. Been several years since I was last active and experimenting, but I'm coming back into it. I used to be vegetarian (even had a touch of the veganism), and I still love me my veggies, but I also love me my meat. I will never stop liking tofu no matter what. Don't knock until you try it cooked PROPERLY. Tofu is so easy to mess up.
 
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