Peanut Butter Chocolate Pie Filling

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A rich peanut butter chocolate pie filling for one 9-inch pie. Best with Ugandan vanilla (bold, chocolatey, smoky); any pure vanilla works. Makes one 9-inch pie (8 servings).
Prep 25 min
Cook 5 min
Chill 4 hr
Total 4 hr 30 min
Servings 8
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Ingredients

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  • 1.09-inch chocolate cookie crust, homemade or store-bought
  • 8.0 oz (227.0 g)cream cheese, softened
  • ¾ cup (202.0 g)creamy peanut butter
  • 1.0 cup (120.0 g)confectioners' sugar
  • 1.0 tsp (5.0 ml)VanillaGoods pure vanilla extract
  • 1.0 cup (240.0 ml)heavy cream, cold
  • 4.0 oz (113.0 g)dark chocolate, finely chopped
  • ⅓ cup (80.0 ml)heavy cream

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Instructions

  1. Beat the cream cheese, peanut butter, confectioners' sugar, and vanilla until smooth.
  2. Whip 1 cup cream to stiff peaks and fold it into the peanut butter mixture. Spread in the crust.
  3. Heat the remaining 1/3 cup cream until simmering, pour over the chocolate, and stir until smooth. Cool for 10 minutes, then spread over the filling.
  4. Refrigerate until firm, at least 4 hours.

Tips

  • Vanilla swap: use vanilla bean paste 1:1 in place of the extract for visible specks, or the seeds of 1 vanilla bean for each tablespoon of extract.
  • Best vanilla for this: Ugandan (bold, chocolatey, smoky), or Mexican (spiced, warm, woodsy). Any pure vanilla works.
  • Storage: Refrigerate for up to 3 days.

Recipe FAQ

How long does it take to make peanut butter chocolate pie filling?

Plan on 25 minutes of prep and 5 minutes of cooking, plus 4 hours to chill. It makes one 9-inch pie (8 servings).

How should I store peanut butter chocolate pie filling?

Refrigerate for up to 3 days.

Can I use a different form of vanilla?

use vanilla bean paste 1:1 in place of the extract for visible specks, or the seeds of 1 vanilla bean for each tablespoon of extract.

A rich peanut butter chocolate pie filling for one 9-inch pie. Best with Ugandan vanilla (bold, chocolatey, smoky); any pure vanilla works. Makes one 9-inch pie (8 servings).

Estimated · per serving

Nutrition

Per serving = 1 of 8 servings this recipe makes.

655 Calories / serving
47.8g Fat
49.2g Carbs
11.1g Protein
34.5g Sugar

Whole recipe (8 servings): ~5240 cal · 382g fat · 394g carbs · 89g protein · 276g sugar

Estimated values per serving, calculated from standard ingredient data. Not verified Nutrition Facts; actual values vary with brands, measurements, and preparation.

Per serving · 655 calories

What it takes to burn one serving

  • Brisk walking 124 min·7.2 mi·~14500 steps
  • Walking uphill or incline treadmill 89 min·4.5 mi·~8900 steps
  • Moderate cycling 67 min·13.4 mi
  • Swimming laps 92 min
  • Jogging 64 min·5.3 mi·~10250 steps
  • Stair climbing 60 min·~5400 steps
  • Dancing 106 min
  • Bodyweight circuit training 67 min
  • Cleaning, errands, or playing with the dog 152 min

Rough estimates for one serving, based on standard MET values at about 155 lb. Your own burn depends on body size, effort, and fitness. Shown for context only — food is not something you have to earn.

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