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Chocolate-pecan Mud Pie

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CATEGORY CUISINE TAG YIELD
Eggs, Dairy American American, Fall, Pie, Pudding 8 Servings

INGREDIENTS

6 oz Chocolate wafer cookies
1 1/2 T Granulated sugar
3 T Butter, melted warm
1/2 lb Bittersweet or semisweet
chocolate
2 Egg yolks
3 T Strong coffee
1/4 c Granulated sugar
1/4 lb Butter, cut into pieces
3 Egg whites
2 t Lukewarm water
6 oz Pecans, shelled halves
1 c Light brown sugar
1 pn Salt
1/2 c Butter
1/4 c to 1/3 heavy cream
2 T Dark rum

INSTRUCTIONS

Preheat oven to 350ø.  CRUST: Insert metal blade in dry processor
container. Process  chocolate cookie wafers with sugar to fine crumb
consistency. With  machine running, drizzle melted butter through food
chute, clean  container side with a spatula and process 5 seconds more.
Press crumb  crust into an 11-inch fluted tart pan with removable
bottom. Chill 5  minutes. Bake 5 minutes and set aside to cool.
MOUSSE: Put half of the chocolate in dry processor container. With
machine running, add remaining chunks through food chute and process
until chocolate is ground to small bead consistency. Add egg yolks.
Heat coffee, sugar and butter in a medium saucepan over low heat. Stir
until sugar dissolves. Heat to simmering. With machine running, pour
hot butter mixture through food chute in a thin stream. Stop to clean
container side with a spatula and process 5 seconds longer. Transfer
to a mixing bowl.  Wash and dry processor container and blade. Mix egg
whites with water  and process, drizzling whites through food chute.
Process until  whites are whipped to firm peaks, usually 1 1/2 minutes.
Fold whites  into chocolate mixture and refrigerate until partially
set.  Dry processor container and blade with paper toweling.  CARAMEL
MIXTURE: Very coarsely chop 4 ounces (about 1 cup) of pecans  using
one-second pulses; set aside and set remaining whole pecans  aside.
Heat sugar, salt and butter, stirring until dissolved. Add cream and
rum. Heat to boiling and simmer until caramel thickens to a
consistency that coats the back of a spoon. Transfer half of the
caramel to a small saucepan; set aside. Add chopped pecans to caramel
remaining in pan, stir and immediately pour onto bottom of crumb
crust, carefully spreading into an even layer. Refrigerate until
caramel sets.  ASSEMBLY: Spoon chocolate mousse on caramel-nut layer.
Spread top of  mousse smooth. Refrigerate until firmly set.  Reheat
remaining caramel over low heat (add 2 tablespoons cream to  mixture to
thin, if necessary). Place pecan halves in a decorative  design on top
of mousse. When caramel has cooled slightly, pour  evenly over top of
tart and distribute evenly with a pastry brush.  Refrigerate until
caramel becomes firm, about 2 hours. Cut with a hot  knife.  NOTES :
Chocolate mousse, caramel and pecans in an intense,  incredibly rich
chocolate experience This is the kind of dessert you  serve to
strangers, then they taste it, their eyes widen and they  exclaim "You
made this??!?" Posted to recipelu-digest Volume 01  Number 624 by
"Valerie Whittle" <catspaw@inetnow.net> on Jan 28, 1998

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Nutrition (calculated from recipe ingredients)
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Calories: 635
Calories From Fat: 464
Total Fat: 53.8g
Cholesterol: 128.1mg
Sodium: 214mg
Potassium: 170.7mg
Carbohydrates: 36.4g
Fiber: 3.6g
Sugar: 15.9g
Protein: 6.4g


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