Chocolate Covered Strawberry PieA few weeks ago, Mrs. Happy Homemaker linked up this delightful recipe – it’s just like Chocolate Covered Strawberries only in pie form.   The minute I saw it, I had to give it a try.  I literally dropped everything, threw my son in the car (well not really threw, but quickly ushered him) and headed to the grocery store to pick up the ingredients I didn’t already have.

Once I got home I was able to whip this pie up in no time flat!  And, it’s a good thing.  Because I had a peanut gallery that was drooling over my shoulder!

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Holy cow!  This was just like eating chocolate covered strawberries!  The chocolately coating on top…the sweet bursts of the berries…the cool soft filling and the crunch from the crust.  Pure, unadulterated yumminess!

Since I know I will be making this over and over again, I made a few notes on how I would tweak it.  First and foremost, it is imperative (at least in my opinion) that you use an Oreo pie crust.  The supermarket I went to (not my usual one) didn’t have the Oreo crust.  They only had a chocolate cookie crust.  Not the same.  Splurge on the Oreo.  Trust me.

Secondly, and I know that that this just sounds wrong, but I would cut back on the amount of chocolate that is drizzled on top.  I think the recipe calls for too much *GASP* chocolate.  I can’t believe those words even came out of my mouth.  But, it’s true.  I think the amount of chocolate on top made it very difficult to slice.  It was like a suit of (chocolate) armor on top.

Which brings me to my next point.  No matter how hard I tried to neatly slice this pie (so that I would have a photo to share with ya’ll), it was impossible.  When I melted the chocolate for the topping, I put the melted chocolate into a ziploc bag and snipped one of the corners off and used it like a pastry bag to drizzle the chocolate.  I highly recommend using this method.  I also recommend only snipping off a very small bit of the corner — so that you get a really fine drizzle.  The thicker the chocolate, the harder it will be to slice.

Bottom line, if you’re making this pie for guests and want to have a beautiful presentation…it’s probably not going to happen.  Don’t get your hopes up.  However, as soon as your guests (or you) taste this pie, you won’t care what it looks like.  You’ll only care about getting the next bite into your mouth as quickly as possible!

One last thing…because this pie is chocked full of fresh strawberries, it will start to get watery if it sits for more than a day or so (like it will last that long).

I think I’ll have to make another one of these VERY soon!  Like, tomorrow!

 

Christina

 

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31 Responses to This Pie is Just Like Chocolate Covered Strawberries!

  1. viv @ vivre says:

    omg, you just made my mouth water- i am almost drooling! whyyyyy do i have to be on a diet!? i will definitely save this recipe… because it looks so incredibly delicious!

    http://vivrekitchen.blogspot.com

  2. Amanda says:

    This sounds yum, and I don’t normally go for strawberry based things, might have to give this a try though! Thanks for sharing.

  3. NPO says:

    Sounds delicious! Might be perfect for that Memorial Day cookout!

  4. looks delicious! Thanks for sharing :)

  5. Jen says:

    Looks amazing! I’m a new follower from the Cup of Joe Hop. I’m a new follower and will definitely be coming back often! Feel free to check me out:

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  6. Grace says:

    You’ve sold me so I’ll give this a try next week.
    Sounds great. I’m now coming to visit to use you to plan my meals LOL.
    Thanks for the recipe.

  7. Kelley says:

    Wow….that is wrong on so many levels…lol…that looks so good.

  8. emily says:

    I love strawberries, anyway!! Come over and link up to my tasty Tuesday party! http://nap-timecreations.blogspot.com/2011/05/papas-mac-and-cheese-and-tasty-tuesday.html

  9. Miz Helen says:

    Great Strawberry Pie, it looks delicious! Thanks for sharing and have a fun day!

  10. Jessa says:

    Wow this looks amazing! I just pinned it – hopefully I can try it soon. I looks so good!

    ~Jessa
    http://www.jessajill.blogspot.com

  11. Looks Amazing! I’m your newest friend =D Stopping by from the Sugarbeecrafts party. I would love for you to come link up to my party too, going on all week! Thanks
    ~Iffy~

    http://www.stayathomenation.blogspot.com

  12. We’d love for you to come link up at THIS WEEK’S CRAVINGS “Summer BBQ Dishes”. Please come on over and share this wonderful recipe!

    http://momscrazycooking.blogspot.com/2011/05/this-weeks-cravings-linky-party-31.html

  13. Melissa B says:

    This recipe looks great! I love chocolate!
    I found your site at Hearth and Soul Hop (50)!
    Thanks,
    Melissa

  14. Is there anything better than strawberries and chocolate? Absolutely not! Looks great!

    Thanks for sharing at the hearth and soul hop.

  15. That looks SOOO good. Thanks for linking up at Tasty Thursdays. The winner of the gift card to the Food Network will be posted today. :)

  16. emily says:

    thanks for linking to Tasty Tuesday! Come back and link up again this week. http://nap-timecreations.blogspot.com/

  17. Brooke says:

    Love your blog!! I am your new follower :) I would love it if you followed me to @ for.the.luv.of.blogspot.com that would be great :) I am just starting out, but I am excited to share new recipes, crafts, and makeup..

  18. AllieMakes says:

    That looks fantastic! Will be trying this soon!
    Thanks for linking up to Making It With Allie! I can’t wait to see what you have for next week!
    AllieMakes.Blogspot.com

  19. patti says:

    I made it, she’s in the fridge! Looks soooooo good!

  20. Oh.. you just mixed two of my favorite things together! Chocolate and strawberries.. if it has a strawberry on it I am all over it! Can’t wait to try this recipe .. oh yum! Thanks so much for sharing with the Pink Hippo Party!

  21. Jami says:

    That looks TOO yummy for words. Thanks for sharing at the Tuesday To Do Party! Can’t wait to see wait you share next!
    Smiles!
    Jami

  22. christy says:

    this does look really decadent..but in a good way! i love chocolate covered strawberries..so i’m not complaining! thank you for sharing the recipe and your tips on making it more “user friendly” with tuesday night supper club.

  23. Johnnie says:

    Thanks for entering my SU linky. I stumbled your post. Hope to see you again next week. Please share the button so people will know about it. You joined the first week!

    Johnnie

  24. Your pie looks incredible! My favorite kind of dessert – fruity and creamy!

  25. Heather says:

    Would I be able to take out the white choco chips from the cream? If not, can I substitute for milk choco chips?

  26. Cheryl says:

    My husband made this pie last night, but had a problem melting the white chocolate chips. The problem w/ the white chocolate chips (I couldn’t find real white chocolate chips at the store) was melting them. The chips didn’t melt. The mixture got hard and we were never able to drizzle the white chocolate on top of the strawberries. Also, his pie doesn’t look anything like the pie in the picture here. It looks like a gooey mess. LOL! I know it will be edible, but I need to find a white chocolate that will melt and that’s easy to drizzle.

    • Christina says:

      So sorry that yours didn’t turn out like the photo. I used the white chocolate candy discs you get at the craft store for mine. They seemed to work alright. I, at least, hope it tasted good! :)

  27. Toni says:

    This is yummy, but instead of melted choc for the topping, I made a chocolate fudge sauce which didn’t set as hard and can also be poured over individual slices. Chocolate Ice Cream topping also works well.

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