Ingredients
Serves 8
Crust
Filling
Step 1
Butter an 8" pie tin with the softened butter and press in the chopped nuts.
Step 2
Combine the syrup, eggs, salt and vanilla and beat well. Melt the chocolate bits over hot water and add them slowly to the syrup mixture, stirring constantly. Pour into the pie shell and sprinkle with coarsely broken pecans. Bake in a 350°F. oven for 25-30 minutes. Serve with vanilla-flavored whipped cream.
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Reviews (22)
Back to TopI used maple syrup instead of corn syrup and frangelica in lieu of the vanilla with a rich dark chocolate rather than chips. It was a real hit - very rich but very yummy.
flycatcher1
Ottawa, Canada
3/2/2013
I doubled the pecans and chocolate used milk Chocolate instead of semi-sweet. Then I took whole pecans and placed around the edge of pie to make it look better. Everyone loved it.
Debgariepy
North Attleboro, MA
12/24/2011
This was a fantastic option for my husband who is allergic to both dairy and gluten. I used DF margarine for the crust instead of butter and otherwise followed the recipe exactly - it was a HUGE hit with everyone!
bjrobbins
Seattle, WA
11/22/2011
This was tasty and I appreciated the simplicity of the recipe but the end result just doesn't seem/look decadent enough to serve to friends or take to a dinner party.
ajmasters
Chicago, IL
11/13/2011
For the filling, double up on the chocolate chips and the pecans, but leave the other ingredients the same. It makes for a thicker, richer pie. I also added a tablespoon of melted butter to the corn syrup mix and poured it all into the melted chocolate rather than the other way around. Used a storebought pie crust (I was in a hurry). Result: Delicious.
CountSpatula
Los Angeles
11/28/2008
First, I used my own basic pie crust recipe and it worked fine. Also, my family prefers a really tectured pecan pie so I coursely chop 1 cup of pecans, add to syrup mixture and I added 1-1/2 of choc. chips to mixture instead of melting. Then pour into pie pan. I place whole pecans around edge of pie and four in the middle in a sort of star pattern. Place in oven and bake as directed. My pie receives rave reviews every year, even this year from my brothers very southern in-laws. Enjoy.
jckwcs
Philly
12/4/2006
我买了一个现成的派皮在阅读the other reviews. Even with the crust, it came out too liquidy. I can't imagine how it would have come out if I had followed the recipe and used pecans and butter to make crust. I think the filling is good but I would used to spread over real cake layers.
Love Baking
New York
10/18/2006
I was expecting a traditional "pie" but this is not it. While the recipe is quite good (and I have already had requests to make it again) it just wasn't the "pie" I was hoping for.
nglamp1
Glenside, Pa
12/15/2005
this is not really a pie...it tasted (and looked) like pecans in wet chocolate sauce. It wasn't a total failure, but it was not the result I was seeking.
Anonymous
Pennington, NJ
4/4/2004
Sooo rich and moist! Surprisingly chocolatey, even with the cheap store-brand chocolate chips I had on hand. Recipe could easily be made low-carb using the imitation honey (malitol syrup) and sugar-free chocolate chips.
Anonymous
Alabama
3/6/2004
I did not have any corn syrup, and substituted molassas and a little Myers Dark Rum. When I confessed this to several kitchen-savvy friends, they laughed at my foolishness. However, this pie was hands down the favourite at the family Thanksgiving dessert buffet ~ go figure. The decadent chocolate, the rich molassas/rum taste, and the fantastic chopped pecan pie "crust" - I would absolutely make this one again.
Anonymous
Arlington, VA
11/28/2003
Made this last Thanksgiving and everyone loved it. It's very easy to make and can be prepared ahead of time. A new family favorite!
Anonymous
Succasunna, NJ
11/11/2003
this was so simple and very sexy to eat..very moist and not too gooey but still soft enough to accent the pecans..i added a hit of cinnamon, nutmeg and ginger to give it some pep..yummmmm..
simmi a desert cooking fanatic
ottawa, ON
3/28/2003
Great, but a little liquidy -- great flavor though!
Anonymous
11/29/2002
This is an unbelievable pie for chocoholics. It is decandently rich and creamy, with just the right amount of pecans. The only thing is I wish this recipe was made for a 9-inch pie pan which is standard for most pies. I will continue to make this pie in my home...it is a definite winner in my family!!!!
Anonymous
Morrisville, PA
8/16/2002