Oreo cookie dough pie from Ami

Posted: Fri, Nov 11 2011, 12:52 pm Post subject: oreo cookie dough pie from Ami

back in august there was a recipe for oreo cookie dough pie. I have that recipe. later they printed a change for the recipe and now I cant find it. Anyone know what the change was??

Silver Member Joined: Dec 02 2009 Posts: 991

oh... id be interested in the change as well.....

Oh, funny that you mention it, I just made this recipe today for the first time!
The correction that they added to this recipe is to melt the chocolate chips in a double broiler before adding them to the other ingredients.

Posted: Fri, Nov 11 2011, 2:01 pm Post subject:

thank you! u saved my shabbes!

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Can you posy yhe recipe please?

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I made the recipe the first way. The unmelted chips added a great crunch. I think I'll stick to this method if I use it again.

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sounds yuumm!! can you post the recipe please??

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I don't have the Ami magazine, so I don't know if this is it, but I saw this recipe posted on this site a short time ago:

Oreo Cookie Dough Pie

2 store-bought prepared chocolate pie crusts
2 (8 ounce) containers non-dairy whipped topping
15 pareve chocolate sandwich cookies, crushed
3/4 C brown sugar
1 C flour
1 C chocolate chips
1/2 teaspoon salt

1. In a large bowl, beat whipped toppinf until stiff peaks form. Mix the crushed sandwich cookies, brown sugar, flour, chocolate chips and salt until well combined. Fold into the whipped topping, mixing well. Pour into 2 pie crusts.
2. Freeze until ready to serve.
For an elegant plating option, press the 2 pie crusts into a 9x13 pan. Pour the mixture into the pan. Using a cookie mold, cut into round shapes or squares and serve.

Yield:12-16 Servings

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Thanks a lot

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It's written in Chic, if you know someone who has it.

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Is this better with the chocolate melted or without? I'm making it for people who arent the biggest chocolate fans...
Also, which would be better this recipe or the easy oreo ice cream pie in this thread-http://imamother.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=152589

Trying to decide which to do!
Thanks

Senior Member Joined: Dec 22 2011 Posts: 234

yes something is weird. no baking at all? please let me knopw I would love to make it. idont have that cookbook and I dont know whom to ask. pp dont really have that much patience.

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bump a/o know the answer to this last ques

Senior Member Joined: May 11 2011 Posts: 242

There's a recipe for that in chic cookbook wonder if the same

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anyocne made this and baked it? it has so much flour for no baking?

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I made it only once a long time ago (around the time I posted it). I didn't bake it, but like Shanie said, it's called "cookie dough". I don't know if it's the same as the recipe with the melted chocolate correction; I didn't melt the chocolate.