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French Silk Peppermint PIe

teacher avatar Nadine Thomas

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Lessons in This Class

    • 1.

      Introduction

      2:31

    • 2.

      The Crust

      4:56

    • 3.

      Making The Chocolate Mixture

      3:34

    • 4.

      Adding The Chocolate To The Butter

      2:10

    • 5.

      Whipping The Cream

      2:15

    • 6.

      Folding The Chocolate Into The Cream

      1:14

    • 7.

      Finishing Up

      1:08

    • 8.

      Final Thoughts

      1:37

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About This Class

If you like French Silk Pie and Peppermint, then you will love this French Silk Peppermint Pie.  It is all the richness of a French Silk Pie with a taste of peppermint to liven it up.

In this class I will teach you how to make this rich delicious pie.

First, I will teach you how to make the chocolate cookie crumb crust.

Next, I will teach you how to make the filling in three distinct steps.

Then I will teach you how to fill your pie, chill it and add the finishing touches.

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Hello, I'm Nadine.

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1. Introduction: Thank you for taking this class. In this class, I will teach you how to make this peppermint friends. First, I will teach you how to make the chocolate cookie pie crusts. And next, I will teach you how to make the chocolate mixture for the filling. I will teach you how to cream the butter and chocolate mixture to the butter. Next, I will show you how to whip up the whipping cream. And then we will follow the chart that mixture into the whipping cream. With the filling made. We will fill up the pie crust, the crust peppermint, and then let it chill for several hours. I am a self taught Baker and cake decorator. Many years ago, I decided I wanted to open up my own home bakery. So I read a lot of books, take some classes, watched a lot of videos, and of course, did a lot of practice. Until I felt like my cake decorating skills, which you the level that I could make stunning cakes for other people, for special occasions. I then opened up my own home bakery, and I had this business for several years until my husband got a job offer in New York City. We felt like this was a good move for us. And so I close down my bakery and we moved across the country to New York. Now here in New York, I do not want to go through the steps to open up another bakery, but I still love baking and cooking. And as a retired teacher, I love teaching. So I have decided to share my skills with you on Skillshare. This class is aimed at the Baker who would like to learn how to make a delicious high that they can serve for a party or dinner. I am excited to teach you the skills in this class. Let's move on to lesson number one, making the pipe. 2. The Crust: We're ready to make the crust for our pile. The first thing we need to do is melt the butter. I like to cut them up into about one tablespoon in action so that it will melt faster. I'm now going to put this in the microwave at 50% power for 1 min. This has been in for 1 min. Now I'm going to stir it. And I'm hoping the butter will melt without having to put it back in the microwave. You can say the butter pretty much. So I'm going to set that aside. In this food processor. I have quite a bit of the chocolate with for cookies. I personally like to use these famous chocolate with first. You can also use chocolate Graham crackers. I disliked the slave of these better. Now, I just want to grind this. Stop and look and say, nope, still up to bigger jumps in there. I'm gonna do a little bit longer. Let's look and see. It's looking better. There's still a few chunks that are bigger than others. I'm gonna do it just a little bit. All right, that's looking much better. Now I'm going to take that out and I need one and two-thirds cup. I'm going to spoon. This is a one cup. Tilt this so that I can get more out feeling this. One more in there. And then we need two-thirds. Hoping I've got two-thirds cup here. If not, all grind up just a little bit more. It's going to be close. A little bit shy. I'm going to put my blank back in. Just a few more cookies and I don't need a whole lot more. This one's not quite as fine because it's a lot harder to get it fine when you do in such a small amount, but it's going to be good enough. I want to just fill this to two-thirds. Well, I'm looking at this as almost a two-thirds is just tiny bit left. So I'm going to go ahead and Ali has that amount, so I'm not going to matter. Then I want one-fourth cup sugar. Now we're just going to stir. This is well-mixed and blend it in well. Anything you see that it's dry, make sure you mix it in with that, That's moist. This is now ready to go in the pipette tip. It's dump the same. And I'm going to spread it around, bring it up the sides where it's not coming up sides, get it up there. Now that I have it up the sides, I'm going to use my hand to press that in all the way up the side. I'm not too worried about the bottom yet. Working at Preston this up the side. Once I have that all the way up the side, I'm going to come back, press the bottom. I really want to with my spoon. Go along the side to make sure that's really going in. And I'm now going to put this in the oven at 350 degrees and bake it for five-minutes. The suspect the five-minutes. We're now ready for it to cool. 3. Making The Chocolate Mixture: We're now ready to make the filling. And we're gonna do the chocolate part first, which is done on the stove. But before I get to I need to take my chocolate that's going to be stirred in and break it up into smaller pieces so that it will melt when I'm to that point. Now let's go over to the stove and make our chocolate feeling part. In this pan. We're going to combine the sugar, eggs. And we're going to stir them until they are well blended. We have not yet turned the heat on. You want to blend these first? That looks very well blended. We're now going to turn the heat on to a low heat because we don't want to kick those eggs. And we're going to put some ometer n because we want to kick these until the mixture reaches 160 degrees. Storing constantly. My arms get tired during this, so I have a few minutes. I arms, give the other one a vast and I keep adjusting the candy thermometer because this is a thick sauce and it likes to knock the candy thermometer over. This is going to take awhile because we're on a low heat. So don't get discouraged if you're stirring and you're not really seeing the candy thermometer go up quickly because it's not going to go up, but it's not going to go up quickly. But you don't want to turn the heat up because you don't want scrambled eggs. It has reached 100 degrees. It's got 60 more degrees to go. Again. I am stirring it constantly, but it is over halfway there. It is at 150 degrees. It is almost they're getting up there and be watching the temperature very closely now. Till it reaches 160. It has reached 160. So now I'm going to turn the heat off. We're going to put our chocolate in there. We also want to get her extracts in, but I want to store this in a little bit. While that's cooling. Let's get our extract him to add the one to spirit of vanilla, the one-half teaspoon of Peppermint. Now we just want to stir this all up. We want to stir it until it's completely smooth. The chocolates completely melted. As you can see, chocolate is pretty much melted and smooth. Now we're going to come back and stir this occasionally, but we needed to drop to 90 while this has cooling. Let's do the butter in the whip top. 4. Adding The Chocolate To The Butter: I just noticed I did not turn to be quarter-inch. Let me tell you what I did. I put the butter end to this bowl until I was light and fluffy and it doesn't take very long to get it to be light and fluffy because this was already at room temperature. If you were to start it at refrigerator temperature, it would take a lot longer. We've created. We're ready to set it aside until the chocolate has cooled. Our chocolates is basically down there. It's cool. So I'm gonna take the candy, someone else will go into pit this chocolate into our first started being an ongoing to scrape the bowl that but it down into the mixture and then we're going to beat them. Don't have it on about another minute, minute-and-a-half. Just want to make sure I get all of its script down. There. We have that nice. 5. Whipping The Cream: In this bowl, we're going to add one and a third cups. Heavy whipping cream. And we're going to start in a little bit low because we don't want it to squash it up. And we're going to take this until it starts to thicken. Let's turn it back down. We can turn it up to be the battle. Started to sit in my night lifting through my God, it's great to put it in here. I did not let it come to room temperature because I wanted it to be as close as possible to help you. Now I wanted to grow up enough for that. And I'm gonna go ahead and add how the shoot. But now we want this to be, is while this is going, we will be better, but we're still waiting to come down to 90 degree. Almost. Not quite. I turned this off because it looks like it's getting pretty thick. I'm going to scrape it down. And I think we're going to let this sit until we have the butter and chocolate done. We may give it one WIP before we fold it in. That's going to sick because it is whipped up. 6. Folding The Chocolate Into The Cream: We're now ready to fold the whip topping into the chocolates, scraping off the beautiful. Then I'm going to scrape that topping. Scrape around the bowl. And then we're just going to fold that chocolate and whip topping together. It's not ambiguous. Sure. It's turning out the bottom falling in that whip topping. Once we see it's all combined all the same color. Then we'll be ready to put it into our py shell. That's just folded in quite nicely. Let's bring our PowerShell over. 7. Finishing Up: Here is our past shell and it's cool. Now we're just going to take our feeling, dump it in to the py shell. And once we get it all down, we can smooth this. And it's okay if it's a little bit taller than the crust. You don't mind maps. Once we have that smooth like that. I'm going to just sprinkle some over the top. You can decide how much crushed peppermint you want. Now I'm going to put this in the fridge for at least 6 h and then we'll be ready to serve it. 8. Final Thoughts: Thank you for taking this class. Have fun making our peppermint, French silk high. We first learned how to make the crust. We then made the chocolate portion of our pie filling. Next, we whipped up some butter and then mix that chocolate filling into the butter. We whipped up some whip topping and with the stiff peaks, we folded to our chocolate mixture. We then import this into our pie crusts, spread it out, and then sprinkle the peppermint candies on top. We lead this Chu overnight and now we have this pi ready to serve. I hope you pi turned out the way that you wanted it to. Your project for this class is to make this pie. Make sure you take a picture of it and posted on our project page and tell us how it went. I look forward to seeing and hearing from you. Recipe for this pie is in the project section. From my kitchen to your kitchen. Happy.