Ingredients

How to make it

  • Mix flour and sugar. Add eggs, then butter. Add nuts, chocolate chips and vanilla. Add bourbon. Mix thoroughly
  • Pour into unbaked pie shell.
  • Preheat oven to 350 degrees and bake for 35-45 minutes.
  • Test with tooth pick. Pie should be chewy but not runny

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  • dugger 14 years ago
    One more comment here. This post was originally named Derby Pie. But the food police came and made Chris change it. The name is trademarked. That is how serious this whole thing becomes. But no matter what they make me name it the real moniker is "Derby Pie".
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  • dugger 15 years ago
    Cruising old recipes and old comments. UnSwissMiss, yes the original recipe (and current Ky Derby Pie) does call for walnuts. Most of us (me included) think of it as a chocolate pecan pie but it is not. At least according to the food historians I have read.
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  • dugger 16 years ago
    !@#$%^&* Gonna have to learn to type these recipes when I'm sober. Thank you very much for the heads up. Yes, it is exactly that, 2 eggs, beaten. Changes made.

    Thanks again....
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  • c48113 16 years ago
    Am I missing something, instructions say add eggs, ingrediants don't list eggs?
    I would guess 2 eggs?
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    " It was excellent "
    unswissmiss ate it and said...
    Walnuts, interesting. I thought we made ours with pecans, but then I grew up in Lexington...
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  • thepiggs 17 years ago
    In the Kansas City area this pie is known as the Platte County Fair Pie and is served up at the Corner Cafe. I used to try to get this pie at the cafe but it was always sold out before I got there. It's delicious, by any name!
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  • dugger 17 years ago
    Whoa, you can't get away that easy. LOL. Have you ever had it? It is a Ky Derby Classic. Born and bred within a good 3 wood from Churchill Downs. I grew up 3 blocks from the track and I dunt like furiners who dunt know da histroy of whut dey are eatin. :]

    Doug
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  • zena824 17 years ago
    I love this pie.....
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