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- Prep Time: 1 Hour
- Cool Setting Time: 2 Hours
- Total Time: 3 HoursServes: 8
Chocolate Mocha Mousse Pie
What You Need
- 1 9" Keebler® Ready Crust® Chocolate Pie Crust
- 1 cup chocolate espresso mousse (see prep instructions below)
- 2 5.9 oz. instant chocolate pudding mix packages
- 4 cups cold milk
- 2 cups whipped topping
- 1 Tbsp instant espresso powder
- 2 ½ cups whipped topping
- 10 chocolate shaving "logs" (see prep instructions below)
- 8 oz. dark chocolate
- 1 Tbsp instant espresso powder
How To Make It
- 1. Prepare chocolate espresso mousse:
- - In a mixing bowl or stand mixer, vigorously whisk pudding mix with 4 cups of cold milk (DO NOT FOLLOW PACKAGE INSTRUCTIONS) and instant espresso powder.
- - Working quickly, fold in 2 cups of whipped topping, until mixture is 1 solid color and has started to thicken.
- - Quickly follow next steps in the pie building instructions to ensure the filling sets in the crust.
- 2. Pour chocolate espresso mousse into Keebler® Ready Crust® Chocolate Pie Crust, and smooth out into an even/level layer.
- 3. In the center of the pie, using whipped topping, make a rounded-sm "island" about ¾ of the size of the top of the pie, leaving ¼ of the outside "ring-3" exposed.
- 4. Prepare chocolate logs:
- - Melt high-quality chocolate over a double boiler until melted.
- - On a cold marble surface, or on the back of a chilled baking tray, pour chocolate onto the pan.
- - Spread out into as thin a layer as possible, as quickly as possible; the chocolate will begin to set.
- - Once solidified and no longer shiny, at a 20° angle, press a bench scraper down and forward in a slow and steady motion, causing the chocolate to curl.
- - Repeat with the rest of the chocolate, each time placing the curls on a parchment paper lined tray; refrigerate to set.
- - Reserve and keep cold until use.
- 5. Once cooled, place chocolate "logs" on whipped topping "island" in a circular pattern, overlapping to create a conical shape.
- 6. Sprinkle the exposed topping lightly with instant espresso powder.



