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Q: How do you make a pie less rich?
Question: Can I make this recipe less rich?
I have a recipe for a Dark Chocolate Pie. The recipe ingredients are as follows: 2 cups dark chocolate 1/2 stick (2oz) unsalted butter 1 Tbsp brandy 1/2 cup sugar 3 eggs I made this and while it turned out well and tasted yummy, we could really only eat a few bites because it is so rich! I know this recipe is intended to be rich, but I was wondering if there was a way I could tone down on the richness factor at all? I am a novice baker so I'm sorry if the answer is obvious. |
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You mean less rich in flavor? or less rich dough? |
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