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Cafe Au Lait Pie

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  1. Cafe Au Lait Pie

    Serves 8
    Published in: Atlanta Joural Constitution

    1 packages cream cheese (8-ounce) -- room temperature
    1 cup granulated sugar
    3 tablespoons instant mocha-flavored coffee granules -- such as
    General Foods International Suisse Mocha
    1 tub frozen whipped topping (8-ounce) -- such as Cool Whip, thawed
    1 graham cracker pie shell

    In a mixer, beat together the cream cheese and sugar until creamy.
    Beat in the instant coffee, then fold in the whipped topping. Pour the
    mixture into the pie shell and smooth the top (or spread half the
    filling into the pie shell, then decoratively pipe the remaining half
    of the filling on top, using a large star tip). Freeze for at least 2
    hours before serving. Thaw a few minutes before serving.

    8 servings
    Hands on: 10 minutes
    Total time: 2 hours (includes freezing time)

    Recipe Notes

    Make and take: Assemble and freeze ahead of time. Allow to thaw
    slightly before serving.

    Made famous by: Ashlee King of Jesup, who adapted a recipe she found
    online for a party in her high school French class. The following
    year, when the cooking assignment came up again, her classmates
    requested that she make the pie. Now graduated, she's made the dessert
    several times for friends and family. "It reminds me of my favorite
    drink from New Orleans," she said.

    Tip: Dress up the top of the pie with a sprinkling of cocoa or some
    chocolate shavings. You can also use a chocolate cookie crust instead
    of a graham cracker crust, King suggests.

    Ashlee King's simple dessert takes only a few minutes to assemble, and
    it's bound to disappear just as quickly.

    http://www.terrypogue.com

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