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Marshmallow Peeps Pie Recipe


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mmaccartney Explorer

When I saw this at Open Original Shared Link I recalled the thread on Peeps, and all the interest. The recipe requires a lot of dairy, but perhaps someone can modify it. enjoy...

Chocolate and Peeps Pie

1 1/2 cups graham crackers, crushed

2 tablespoons granulated sugar

6 tablespoons unsalted butter, melted

2 full packages of Peeps, 30 Peeps total (your choice of color), plus additional for garnish

1/3 cup hot milk

1 1/2 cups heavy whipping cream

1/4 teaspoon brandy

2 ounces semisweet chocolate, cut into small chunks and chilled in freezer (or two toffee bars chopped into bite-size pieces)

Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Pulse graham crackers in a food processor until fine.

Mix butter, sugar and crushed graham crackers in a bowl. Press mixture evenly into the sides and bottom of a 9-inch pie plate.

Bake crust for 7 minutes until golden. Allow to cool to room temperature. (Crust can be made a day or two in advance and kept fresh in the refrigerator.)

Using a double boiler, stir in hot milk and Peeps until fully melted and uniform in color. Allow to cool to room temperature, 7-10 minutes. Do not allow mixture to stiffen.

Whip cream to stiff peaks using a hand blender or kitchen mixer. Add brandy during mixing.

Using large rubber spatula, fold whipped cream and chocolate pieces into the Peeps mixture. Make sure all of the ingredients are thoroughly incorporated.

Pour into graham cracker pie shell and refrigerate several hours or overnight.

Garnish with green coconut (see below), whole Peeps and/or more chocolate pieces.


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awesomeame Explorer

what the hell are peeps? other then that, sounds easy to make B)

--matt

penguin Community Regular
what the hell are peeps? other then that, sounds easy to make B)

--matt

You don't have peeps in Canada?!?!?!?!??!

Open Original Shared Link

Marshmallows coated in sugar shaped into bunnies and chicks. Excellent.

Carriefaith Enthusiast

There are peeps in Canada. I guess they aren't that popular here, at least where I live anyway. I havn't seen any peeps yet this Easter holiday. I'm sure they would be at Walmart! I just havn't been shopping there in awhile.

Rachel--24 Collaborator

I remember the thread about Peeps too and I was just wondering....Am I the only one who thinks Peeps are GROSS. :blink:

To me they taste like pure sugar....I LOVE marshmallows but Peeps totally gross me out.

Jnkmnky Collaborator
I remember the thread about Peeps too and I was just wondering....Am I the only one who thinks Peeps are GROSS. :blink:

To me they taste like pure sugar....I LOVE marshmallows but Peeps totally gross me out.

Peeps are SO gross. Every year my kids want peeps. Every year I buy peeps. Every year NOBODY eats the peeps...cuz they're GROSS! :rolleyes:

VydorScope Proficient
I remember the thread about Peeps too and I was just wondering....Am I the only one who thinks Peeps are GROSS. :blink:

To me they taste like pure sugar....I LOVE marshmallows but Peeps totally gross me out.

Yea, they are one of those foods that you try form time to time cause everyone loves them they realy cant be bad.... but they are! :rolleyes:


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Random Guy Apprentice

graham crackers?

what are good gluten free graham crackers?

peeps are so bad that they're good

-rg

awesomeame Explorer

hmm i'll have to look for them next time. i rarely go down the junkfood aisle

--matt

mmaccartney Explorer
graham crackers?

what are good gluten free graham crackers?

peeps are so bad that they're good

-rg

The only graham crackers that are gluten-free that I have tried are Josef's Gluten Free Graham Crackers. They have them the gluten-free mall, Open Original Shared Link however I get them locally.

I need to make the recipe DF. I can replace the butter with Earth Balance, and the hot milk with hot soymilk, however does anyone have any suggestion on the replacing the "heavy whipping cream"

DingoGirl Enthusiast

A Peeps pie....can't imagine.....Peeps are kind of fascinating, haven't had one in years, kind of a marshmallow with so much sugar that the sugar crunches, as I recall?

penguin Community Regular

The Easter Bunny brought me FOUR packages of Peeps. That's 60 marshmallows covered in crunchy sugar.

They should last me at least 3 months.

Or they'll feed the cockroaches during a nuclear holocaust. Along with twinkies.

DingoGirl Enthusiast
The Easter Bunny brought me FOUR packages of Peeps. That's 60 marshmallows covered in crunchy sugar.

They should last me at least 3 months.

Or they'll feed the cockroaches during a nuclear holocaust. Along with twinkies.

Excellent, and enough for TWO Peeps pies!!

Guest nini

I get my gluten-free graham crackers from The Grainless Baker... one of the owner's sister is in our local support group and we order them as a group...

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awesomeame Explorer
anyone have any suggestion on the replacing the "heavy whipping cream"

i usually just leave the whipped cream out of recipes, but kinda sounds like you need it for this recipe. personally i've beat up some egg whites with sugar & cream of tartar and make a merangue <sp> and try that. i'll look for peeps when i go shopping and try this recipe if i can find any, keep ya posted.

--matt

mmaccartney Explorer
i usually just leave the whipped cream out of recipes, but kinda sounds like you need it for this recipe. personally i've beat up some egg whites with sugar & cream of tartar and make a merangue <sp> and try that.

--matt

I should've been more specific!! I need a replacement for Heavy Whipping Cream that is free of gluten, dairy, eggs, peanuts, and tree nuts of any kind!

jnclelland Contributor

If you're in the mood for a little Peep humor (warning: slightly sadistic!), check out

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and

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:):):):)

Jeanne

rma451 Newbie
I should've been more specific!! I need a replacement for Heavy Whipping Cream that is free of gluten, dairy, eggs, peanuts, and tree nuts of any kind!

coconut milk chilled very cold then whipped

gl

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