Chocolate Chess Pie | Pie of Unknown Origin

James Beard’s American Cookery (1972) tells that chess pie was brought from England originally and was found in New England as well as Virginia. A recipe similar to chess pie appears in Martha Washington’s Book of Cookery, from the mid-18thcentury. Regardless, this pie can be bought in Texas today and several of the southern states. The smell is amazing as it cooks. This is another bar- bones ingredient list pie. The taste and texture remind me of a gooey brownie with a crispy crust on the top. With taste this wonderful and ease of ingredients, this is a pie to surprise your family any day. It takes your mind back to your grandmother’s house with the old-fashioned fridge, hardwood floors and vintage half-aprons. This pie is delicious, even decadent and divine. One that you will want to add to your recipe toolbox.Pie Hint:This pie needs to have the cocoa and sugar mixed well. I have found that an old-fashionedpotato mashergets all the lumps out of the cocoa and blends the sugar. Kitchen Kneads is your one-stop shop for quality grains, flour, kitchen appliances, and other ingredients. Kitchen Kneads is your one stop shop for quality grains, flour, kitchen appliances and other ingredients. We are Utah’s premiere baking and cooking resource! Questions?
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