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Chocolate Stout Pudding Pie



                MAKES 1
                (8-    /20-  )


                          ,
                                                            ? Well, we do.
                I’m as adventurous as the next gal when it comes to trying new and
                exciting  variations  on  the  beer  theme,  and  I  had  a  few  bottles  of

                Harpoon chocolate stout in the fridge that I just couldn’t bring myself
                to drink. Of course, I had plenty of ideas for how to use it for dessert!
                  Once St. Patrick’s Day rolled around, I found myself compelled to
                grab  a  bottle  opener  and  see  what  I  could  whip  up  with  a  bit  of
                kitchen alchemy. This dark beauty is the result.


                 FOR THE CRUST
                 Sweet Tart Dough (page 30) ½ batch

                 FOR THE FILLING
                 cocoa powder (I use           ½ cup                            40 g
                 Callebaut Extra Brute)

                 maple syrup                   ½ cup                            120 ml
                 chocolate stout               1 (12-ounce) bottle              1 (360-ml) bottle

                 cornstarch                    ¼ cup                            32 g
                 egg yolks                     4

                 salt                          pinch
                 vanilla extract               1 teaspoon                       5 ml

                 heavy cream                   1½ cups                          360 ml
                 FOR THE ASSEMBLY

                 heavy cream                   1 cup                            240 ml
                 confectioners’ sugar          ¼ cup                            25 g

                 bittersweet chocolate, at
                 room temperature, for         1 bar or large piece
                 making chocolate curls



                Procedure for the crust
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