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To make the pie crust I used chopped small pretzels and carmel formed into a pie tray, but if you don't intend to eat it all the same day then leaving refridged over night or after 2 days the crust texture is soggy and chewy in a bad way. So try Chopped peanuts instead if you won't be devouring this hours after chill set..
The carmel is just aprox 3 tablespoons equal amounts butter, 3 brown sugar, and 3 sweetened condensed milk.
Until bubbling stir constantly then pour over crushed pretzels or peanuts, spread andform the crust,then cover & chill pie crust while making
the Peanut Butter cream pie filling, which is
just in a mixing bowl 1/2 package of cream cheese, 3 heaping Table spoons of snooth peanut butter (should be slightly more peanut butter then cream cheese), heat the mixing bowl in toaster oven for 3-4 minutes to soften, then take out and add 3 tablespoons of sugar, 3 tablespoons of sweetened condensed Milk, cover coat the top of the mixing bowel with whip cream then use a hand mixer to mix the ingredients until creamy. Pour into the chilled crust the carmel should have somewhat set by now,
and chill the whole pie for at least an hour.
I have not tried this with crushed peanuts as the pie crust yet, but I'm guessing it will really bring out the peanut butter.
I have tried it with slices of bananna on top,
that I call my Elvis Pie. *L*
The carmel is just aprox 3 tablespoons equal amounts butter, 3 brown sugar, and 3 sweetened condensed milk.
Until bubbling stir constantly then pour over crushed pretzels or peanuts, spread andform the crust,then cover & chill pie crust while making
the Peanut Butter cream pie filling, which is
just in a mixing bowl 1/2 package of cream cheese, 3 heaping Table spoons of snooth peanut butter (should be slightly more peanut butter then cream cheese), heat the mixing bowl in toaster oven for 3-4 minutes to soften, then take out and add 3 tablespoons of sugar, 3 tablespoons of sweetened condensed Milk, cover coat the top of the mixing bowel with whip cream then use a hand mixer to mix the ingredients until creamy. Pour into the chilled crust the carmel should have somewhat set by now,
and chill the whole pie for at least an hour.
I have not tried this with crushed peanuts as the pie crust yet, but I'm guessing it will really bring out the peanut butter.
I have tried it with slices of bananna on top,
that I call my Elvis Pie. *L*
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