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Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Pittsburgh, PA
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My version of a Peanutbutter Chocolate Cream Pie
You guys have been making me hungry with all this talk about peanutbutter pie so I decided to try my hand at it.
You can't have peanutbutter without chocolate so I made one of my Mock Chocolate Graham Cracker Crust and let it cool. Then in an electric mixing bowl I combined: 8 oz cream cheese 1/2 cup LC crunchy peanutbutter I then added and mixed in: 1 cup sifted vanilla whey protein powder 2 Tablespoons of Davinci peanutbutter syrup 1 Tablespoon heavy cream 1 cup equivilent liquid splenda When it was well combined and smooth I folded in: 1/2 can SF Land O Lakes Whipped Heavy Cream When completely folded in I put the filling into the cooled pie crust and shaved part of a 1 carb chocolate bar on top and chilled to set in freezer for 15 minutes. I then transfered it to the fridge till it was time to serve.... Yum! Hope you enjoy. 8 servings @ 4.5 carbs each ![]() Last edited by Kevinpa; 08-13-2006 at 06:38 PM.. |
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Join Date: Apr 2006
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Omg that looks wonderful.
Ty so much for posting the recipe. |
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Everything you make is so delicious looking. YOu are like this peddler of FOOD PORN!
Seriously that looks absolutely delicious How does the crust taste, it is a nice deep rich chocolate flavor? Good crunch, like a gram cracker crust? |
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Join Date: Dec 2005
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If I put the word mock to something Wooo I think the flavor is close enough to fool me. And if I made it and could be fooled by it I concider that tasting like a convincing counterfeit of the real thing.
In the case of this crust, I have made this crust with numerous different pies and in a blind taste test of a finished product, I couldn't tell you which was which between it or the homemade version. I [COLOR=DarkRed]does not[/COLOR] though, remind me of the store bought pre-made version. It is very seldom I get really impressed with the taste and texture of things I make. This impressed me and is a major candidate for portion control. Last edited by Kevinpa; 08-15-2006 at 12:54 AM.. |
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Kevin--anyone?
Your pie looks just super, Kevin.
I do not have any D p-butter syrup but I do have some Loran Oils p-b flavoring. Can you or anyone give me an appox. am't of Loran to use in lieu of the D syrup? Thanks, helper |
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Since I only used 2 T of Davinci and I know from having use oils in the past, you would only want to use a very small amount. If it were me, and I didn't have Davinci, I might just opt to go with 2 T more of PeanutButter and 1 T more of heavy cream. It would not add many more total carbs.
Last edited by Kevinpa; 08-15-2006 at 01:31 PM.. |
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Kevin--
Thanks for the advice. I am wondering what you would call a small am't of the oil, in this case. Are you suggesting drops or 1/8 tsp. Might want to try it, but don't want to totally ruin the batch.
Thanks, helper |
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OMG that looks so good! My DS is very allergic to peanuts so I do not cook with them but I might go to my sisters house just to make this. LOL
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peanut butter is a favorite here, how does it taste with protein powder? I never made it that way. Has anyone made this pie yet and can give a review? thanks
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I am not a great lover of whey protein powder but decided to use it for the texture. I used sifted vanilla Designer Whey because many rich cream pies call for some amounts of powdered sugar and this brought a resemblance of that to this pie without overpowering the flavor of it or adding greatly to the carb count. I was actually quite suprised and please at how well this worked. The only review I can offer is that it only lasted 1 day at my house. |
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thanks for replying Kevin, I think I will try a half size version of it . My dh wont eat it, but I work with a girl that will try anything LC that I make..
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This looks too good! Which Designer Whey vanilla did you use? Praline or French?
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![]() I have used it so many times that I can usually tell by spraying it. About 6 cups...give or take a cup. You can pretty much tell when it looks like it will fill your crust. Next time I make something with SF Land O Lakes Whipped Heavy Cream I will measure how much a half a can is exactly. Sorry again for the ambiguity. ![]() |
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By the way what did you make with it? Another new Yummy dish to share??? ![]() |
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