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Kitchen Stories' Chocolate Pecan Pie

Kitchen Stories
Anyone can cook
Difficulty
Medium
Total time
150 min
Cooking time
70 min

Explore how to make the Chocolate Pecan Pie recipe from Kitchen Stories — a modern take on a Southern favorite that pairs a silky chocolate filling with caramelized pecans and a flaky, buttery crust. Clear, oven-tested steps and precise timing help you get even, reliable results with your Bosch oven, plus practical make-ahead and serving ideas for holidays or a cozy night in. One simple technique in the filling gives the pie its glossy, slice-worthy finish—try it once and you’ll notice the difference.

Ingredients

8 servings:

1 1/2 oz bittersweet chocolate

2 1/4 cups pecans

1 2/3 cups flour

1 1/2 tsp salt

1 1/2 tsp sugar

1 1/2 sticks butter (cold)

4 1/2 tbsp water (cold)

3 tbsp butter (room temperature)

1/2 cup brown sugar

1/2 cup maple syrup

3 eggs

1/4 tsp ground cinnamon

1/2 orange

1 tbsp vanilla extract

Flour (for dusting)

Butter (for greasing)

Whipped cream (for serving)

Utensils

Large bowl

Plastic wrap

Oven

Rolling pin

Pie dish (9 in)

Knife

Freezer

Aluminum foil

Pie weights

Saucepan

Rubber spatula

Cutting board

Whisk

Fine grater

Instructions

Step 1

Add flour, half of the salt, sugar, and cold, cubed butter to a large bowl. Use hands to coat butter with flour and crumble into almond-sized pieces. Add cold water and continue to mix, adding more cold water as needed to form a shaggy dough.

Hands holding a plastic-wrapped pie dough disk on a floured wooden board

Step 2

Flour a work surface, turn dough out, and form the dough into a flat disc. Wrap in plastic wrap and chill for at least 1 hr.

Hands holding a plastic-wrapped pie dough disk on a floured wooden board

Step 3

Preheat the oven to 350°F. Unwrap chilled dough and lightly flour work surface. Roll out dough into a circle slightly larger than the pie dish. Transfer dough to pie dish and press gently to fit bottom and sides. Trim as needed and fold excess dough under itself at the crust. Crimp the edges as desired. Prick base all over with a fork, then freeze the crust for at least 20 min. Cover the pie crust with greased aluminum foil and fill with pie weights. Blind bake for approx. 20 min., then remove pie weights and continue to bake for 10 min. more, or until the crust just starts to brown. Remove from the oven and let cool.

Hands placing pie weights on greased foil-lined crust to blind-bake a chocolate pecan pie shell

Step 4

While the crust cools, add room temperature butter to a saucepan over medium heat. Add chocolate and stir until melted and combined, then remove from heat. Toast pecans then roughly chop, leaving some whole for decoration. Add brown sugar, maple syrup, eggs, remaining salt, and ground cinnamon to a large bowl and whisk to combine. Add chocolate-butter mixture, fresh orange zest, vanilla extract, and chopped toasted pecans, and stir to combine.

Hands pouring melted chocolate into caramel in a glass bowl, with chopped and whole pecans on a wooden cutting board

Step 5

Transfer filling to baked crust and decorate with whole pecans. Bake at 350°F for approx. 40 min., or until the filling is firm to the touch but jiggles slightly. If needed, tent pie with aluminum foil to prevent the crust from getting too brown before the filling finishes baking. Remove from the oven and let cool. Serve with whipped cream and enjoy!

Hands in blue sleeves with oven mitts hold a freshly baked pecan pie in front of a stainless-steel Bosch oven
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