Grasshopper Pie

"This is a recipe from my husband's mother. It doesn't take long to make and is a tasty treat around the holidays. We always have it at St. Patricks Day. You can also use about 300 ml whipping cream, whipped, in place of the Dream Whip."
 
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Ready In:
30mins
Ingredients:
7
Yields:
1 pie
Serves:
6-8

ingredients

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directions

  • To make the crust, crush chocolate wafers and mix with melted butter.
  • Press into a 9 or 10 inch pie plate.
  • An alternative is to just take the whole wafers and line the pie plate with them, breaking them in half where necessary to fill in the gaps.
  • Then melt the marshmallows and milk in a saucepan, over a low heat.
  • Once melted, add creme de menthe and creme de cacao.
  • Prepare one envelope of Dream Whip, fold into marshmallow mixture, put into crust and chill.
  • To decorate, break a chocolate wafer in half and rub the two edges together over the pie to make a nice sprinkling of chocolate crumbs.
  • This is a fun dessert around Saint Paddy's day, but if you want to make it for Christmas, substitute crushed candy canes, melted into the milk, for the creme de menthe.

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  1. I have made this recipe for years. It is delicious. I only use whipped cream instead of Dream Whip.
     
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  1. I have made this recipe for years. It is delicious. I only use whipped cream instead of Dream Whip.
     

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