Raspberry Ganache Pie

photo by:kraft

The creamy, sweet inside of a truffle, poured on top of a pie shell. It’s like heaven on a plate, topped with fresh berries.

time

prep:

15 min

total:

4 hr 15 min

servings

total:

10 servings

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ssouth3

posted:2/12/2008

I made this recipe for my anniversary. The rich chocolate and raspberry combo was perfect. I also didn't make the topping but I did serve it with mint ice cream. I can't wait to make it again! Thanks Kraft!

a cook

posted:2/11/2008

Tried it with orange marmalade...no fruit...covered top with cool whip and some very finely chopped candied orange peel!

nylis

posted:2/11/2008

The easiet elegant looking and tasting ever! Foolproof.

a cook

posted:2/10/2008

For the person who commented on where the recipe for the oreo pie crust: I think they are trying to make this as simple as can be and you are supposed to by a pre-maid one. If you always make your own pie crusts you shouldn't need a recipe for an oreo one then.

BoPea

posted:2/10/2008

I made this with very little ease for friends and family. They loved it. I Will make it again.

Icking

posted:2/9/2008

I made this pie with fat-free half and half. That does not work. It thickened overnight in the frig, but became mushy when I took it out to serve at our potluck. It tasted great. People just scooped it out with a spoon. Next time I'll try it with whipping cream.

ChaCha90210

posted:2/9/2008

Sure to please everyone. My family (Ages 2 to 84 years) was in awe of this fab pie. Very rich chcolate flavor. Easy to make but is very impressive.

a cook

posted:2/9/2008

I loved it! I found seedless raspberry preserves and used it. I can't believe how easy it was. I'm going to try peppermint in it with crushed candy cane for christmas next year! yum! maybe use some almond extract for a different take on it.

bkmccloud

posted:2/7/2008

Very rich? You betcha! And Very Very good. To those who have a problem with the raspberries, too bad, you are missing one of the truly great combinations a fruit and chocolate. Although I have not tried any other, apricots, peaches, pomegranate, dried soft cherries, etc. would ALL taste just great!

a cook

posted:2/6/2008

Where's the recipe for oreo pie crust? If I'm making a pie I make it from scratch. I also think you've confused STRAWBERRIES with RASPBERRIES. Good luck finding raspberry jam without seeds.