Spoon the filling into
the cooled pie shell.
Spoon into
the cooled pie shell and smooth out the top.
Transfer pudding to
the cooled pie shell and refrigerate for 2 hours.
Pour into
the cooled pie shell and let cool completely.
Pour cooled chocolate filling into a baked and
cooled pie shell.
Pour into
the cooled pie shell, return to the oven and bake for 20 minutes.
Whisk until well blended and place the filling in
the cooled pie shell.
Spoon mixture into
cooled pie shell and smooth mixture to edges of pie.
Pour pudding mixture into
cooled pie shell.
Once the mixtures evenly whipped fold in the whipped cream then add it to
the cooled pie shell and top with the basil whipped cream.
Not exact matches
Simply fill each
cooled churro
pie shell with pudding, then drizzle with chocolate sauce and garnish with berries.
Once the fried
pie shells are
cool enough to touch but still warm, roll them in the cinnamon sugar mixture.
Cover the bottom of baked
pie shell with a small amount of the
cooled filling.
Whisk the cold custard to loosen and pour 1 cup into the bottom of the
cooled prebaked
pie shell.
Spoon the filling into the
cooled pie or tart
shell, or divide into individual ramekins.
Bake the phyllo
shells for 6 - 8 minutes, then remove the parchment and
pie weights and allow them to
cool slightly while you prepare the filling.
Set the
pie shells aside to
cool while you make the filling, and decrease the oven temperature to 350 degrees F.
I decreased the sugar a tad to compensate for the sweetness of the bananas and the crust, and followed Cook's instructions to
cool the cream to warm, then pour half of it in the
shell, top with sliced bananas, then spread with the remaining pudding.A simple whipped cream, spiked with vanilla and a touch more bourbon tops the chilled
pie, and a shower of shaved chocolate makes it pretty.
Poured the pudding into the pre-baked
pie shell and let it all
cool for a few minutes before putting it in the fridge to
cool completely overnight.
Allow to
cool somewhat, then pour into the prebaked
pie shells.