DessertsSugar-free Chocolate-chip Pecan Pie (and it is Delicious)
Just because a person is diabetic or has to watch their sugar intake, doesn"t mean they can"t enjoy some good desserts, too.÷ This pie recipe is a perfect example of a delicious pie that can fool even the most sugar-addicted.÷ My husband is a sugar addict and refuses to eat desserts that he knows are sugar-free.÷ When my granddaughter and I made this pie, we cut him a slice without him knowing it was sugar-free.÷ He talked about how good it was and wanted a second piece.÷ He couldn"t believe it when my granddaughter told him it didn"t have any sugar in it.÷ He thought she was teasing him.÷ So if you have someone who thinks they don"t like "sugar-free" desserts, try this recipe on them.÷ It is also a good recipe for children who are diabetic.÷ They will love the taste and it has the consistency almost like a brownie so it isn"t messy.
CHOCOLATE CHIP-PECAN PIE
9-inch unbaked pastry shell
1/2 cup butter, softened
2 eggs, beaten
2 tsps vanilla extract
1 cup Splenda
2 pkts Stevia*
1/2 cup all-purpose flour
1 cup sugar-free chocolate chips**
1 cup chopped pecans
Sugar-free frozen whipped topping, thawed
In a small mixer bowl, cream the butter.÷ Add eggs and vanilla to better and cream together well.÷ Add Splenda, Stevia, and flour to creamed mixture and mix in well.÷ Stir in the chocolate chips and pecans.÷ Spread into the prepared pastry shell.÷ Bake at 350 degrees for 45 to 50 minutes or until the top is golden.÷ Cool approximately 45 to 1 hour before cutting but serve while still warm.÷ Top with the whipped topping to serve.
*Stevia is an artificial sweetener.÷ It is not often found in grocery stores but at health food stores and pharmacies.÷ If you cannot find it in your area, add an extra tablespoon of Splenda.
**I used Hershey"s Sugar-Free chocolate chips.÷ They are quite good.
÷ Enjoy!