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Thumbnail For Slice Of Chocolate Buttermilk Pie With Whipped Cream.

Thumbnail For Chocolate Buttermilk Pie Ready To Be Sliced.

Thumbnail For Gooey Inside Of The Chocolate Buttermilk Pie.

Thumbnail For Cooling The Chocolate Buttermilk Pie.

Thumbnail For Batter Poured Into Pie Shells.

Thumbnail For Adding Buttermilk To The Mixture.

Thumbnail For Whisking Flour, Cocoa, And Salt In A Bowl.

Thumbnail For Mixing Eggs Into Butter And Sugar.

Thumbnail For Combining Sugar And Butter.

Thumbnail For Great With Vanilla Ice Cream---will Make Again..thanks Shelia..hugs

Thumbnail For This Is A Close Up Picture Taken From The Side So You Can See What The Pie Looked Like From This Angle. 7/7/13

Thumbnail For This Is My Dessert Plate. I'm Sure You Know Which One Is The Chocolate Buttermilk Pie! Lol. 7/7/13

Thumbnail For I Flipped That Center Piece Of The Top Off Of The Pie So You Could See The Inside Of The Pie. After An Hour In The Oven, It Still Looks And Is Wet Inside. Somewhat Of A Pudding Type Consistency.

Thumbnail For Well Shelia, Is This What It's Supposed To Look Like? After 55 Minutes In The Oven, The Cake Tester Is Still Coming Out Very Wet! Hmmm

Thumbnail For After Mixing The Sugar Mixture And The Flour Mixture And Adding The Buttermilk I Noticed That I Still Had To Add The Vanilla. Didn't See That Step In The Recipe So I Added It Next. Mixed Well & Put In Pie Shell. In Oven At 350 Degrees.

Thumbnail For This Is 1/4 Cup Flour, 5 T Cocoa And 1/8 Tsp Salt Mixed Together.
I Also Mixed 1/2 Cup Water With 2 T Powdered Buttermilk In A Separate Measuring Cup.

Thumbnail For After Mixing The Sugar And Butter, I Added The Three Eggs.

Thumbnail For 1 Stick Of Butter At Room Temperature And 1 And 1/2 Cups + 6 Tablespoons Of Sugar.. 7/6/13

Thumbnail For Got A Few Cracks, But It Tastes Great!

Thumbnail For 'bout Time To Bake More. :d

Thumbnail For Looks Like It Came Out Perfectly This Time, Shiela! This Is Just Out Of The Oven! Mmmm Smells So Yummy!

Thumbnail For I Made Twins This Time, One Regular And One Chocolate With Your Recipe. The Regular Is Already Cooling - A Few More Mins Left To Go On The Chocolate. They Look Perfect This Time! And Smell Delish!

Thumbnail For I Don't Know What Happened Here. My Pies Cracked In The Center While Baking And The Center Cracked Part Kept Rising Until It Was Done.even With Extra Baking Time,came Out Jiggly.actually Re-baked Cold Pie The Next Day 30mins & It Helped.any Advice?

Thumbnail For This Was My First Try At This Recipe And This Was Just As I Put It Into The Oven. I Could Have Eaten All Of The Batter, It Was So Good!recipe Filled Two Pie Shells To The Top As Promised.

I Don't Know What Happened Here. My Pies Cracked In The Center While Baking And The Center Cracked Part Kept Rising Until It Was Done.even With Extra Baking Time,came Out Jiggly.actually Re-baked Cold Pie The Next Day 30mins & It Helped.any Advice?

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I don't know what happened here. My pies cracked in the center while baking and the center cracked part kept rising until it was done.Even with extra baking time,came out jiggly.Actually re-baked cold pie the next day 30mins & it helped.Any advice?

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3 Comments

- over a year ago

Overbeating eggs in cheesecakes cause cracking, so it could be that.
I see that you did one perfectly the second time.

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- over a year ago

Will definitely be trying again really soon! The crust on top was really nice and my sons loved it...I will try again for sure.
A friend of mine suggested overbeating? Do you ever come across that as an issue?

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- over a year ago

Thanks for sharing your photo's. Sorry it did not work out for you. You might have an elevation problem. I understand that baking items react differently depending on the elevation where you live. Don't give up, try again when you can and just increase the baking time. You might research on the internet how to adjust baking times for high elevations. When my pies come out of the oven they are crusty on the top and risen and when they cool the filling will sink some. Good luck sweetie and Merry Christmas!

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