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fobrien

Your mother is right. I have the same recipe (except it calls for all 4 egg whites) It is a copy from a page of a cookbook. I think it was Betty Crocker, probably from the 50's.

Tim Prescott

Thanks for the post! I'm a recipe nut so I love finding new ones! I'll give this one a try and keep my eyes posted for more ;-)

Colleen H.

When someone in my family asks for chocolate pie, this is one that they are asking for. My grandmother made this pie all the time while we were growing up and the recipe has been handed down to all four of us girls. I no longer hand it out to people, as they sometime do not like the fact that it has uncooked eggs, although I have never had a problem with that. It left the Betty Crocker cookbook in the 60's, maybe for that reason?? I also use all 4 eggs whites.

Molly Apperson, Tulsa

Yes, my neighbor Mrs. Clarke made this pie for my birthday for years, I love it... I have copies all around my house so I will never loose it.. It did come out of a cookbook but my copies don't have it on them either...

Willa Jamil

Thanks for providing such a great recipe. Will ask my Mom to cook it.

Willa Jamil

tera gold

Thanks for providing such a great recipe. Will ask my Mom to cook it.

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