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Deep Dish Coconut Cream Pie

This deep dish coconut cream pie consists of a tender, buttery pie crust, creamy coconut pudding-like filling, and light whipped cream. It's the perfect cold-set dessert to welcome the warmer weather of spring or summer!

Prep

2h

Cook

30m

Total

2h 30m

Ingredients

Method

Nutrition

For

16

M

I

For the pie crust:

240

g

All-purpose flour

1/4

teaspoon

Kosher salt

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Notes

Start the recipe two days before serving. Both the pie dough and the filling need to be chilled overnight, so plan ahead and account for all of the chill time! Keep the pie dough cold. The most important thing with making pie crust is to always keep the dough cold at all steps. So use cold butter and cold heavy cream, and any time you touch the dough you should put it back in the fridge for at least 20 minutes.

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Deep Dish Coconut Cream Pie

This deep dish coconut cream pie consists of a tender, buttery pie crust, creamy coconut pudding-like filling, and light whipped cream. It's the perfect cold-set dessert to welcome the warmer weather of spring or summer!

Prep

2h

Cook

30m

Total

2h 30m

Ingredients

Method

Nutrition

For

16

M

I

For the pie crust:

240

g

All-purpose flour

1/4

teaspoon

Kosher salt

Access all recipes now

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Cook along with all of our recipes

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Notes

Start the recipe two days before serving. Both the pie dough and the filling need to be chilled overnight, so plan ahead and account for all of the chill time! Keep the pie dough cold. The most important thing with making pie crust is to always keep the dough cold at all steps. So use cold butter and cold heavy cream, and any time you touch the dough you should put it back in the fridge for at least 20 minutes.

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