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You Better Believe This Butterscotch Comes Together in a Colossus Confection

23 November 2015
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Are you looking for a dessert recipe that is festive enough for special occasions and guaranteed to wow your dinner guests? You have come to the right place. This incredible meringue pie is definitely going to make an impression! Some experience in baking is required – although the instructions are so thorough, even beginners can make this. This pie will be the perfect ending to your special dinner, and your guest will be talking about this weeks after!

This nutty caramel concoction, is so rich, yet lite, your plate practically refills itself. Warm butterscotch is reminiscent of familiar holiday flavors of creamy decadence. Whipped whites peak in a fluffy sweet meringue. Dollops of the smooth topping, are plopped over a creamy, butterscotch filling. Don’t forget to pop the meringue back in the oven, to brown the peaks to a savory dark caramel color.

Recipe and photo courtesy of The Food Network

 

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Quick tip: You can make and refrigerate the dough discs up to 48 hours before baking.

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