
Butterscotch Brownie Pie will satisfy the undying need for a rich and gooey chocolate fix baked with butterscotch swirl. This is not for the faint of heart. Keep a jug of milk nearby, as I have said before: safety first.

For as long as I can remember I have loved butterscotch long before caramel “everything” became the rage. But, don’t get me wrong, I do LOVE caramel, but butterscotch was my first love. Therefore, Butterscotch Brownie Pie lives on.

The butterscotch filling is poured directly onto the pie in a circle or round blobs, like I did for Pumpkin Butterscotch pie. Run a knife through the butterscotch to swirl it around. I went a little crazy with it today; swirling is my favorite.

If you look at the before and after baking pictures, the flour on the chocolate crust bakes into the crust. You may also want to use a pie shield or some foil around the crust that last 15 minutes. Everyone’s ovens bake differently and nothing is worse than a burnt crust.

The pie comes out of oven a little puffy but it will deflate as it cools. Enjoy a slice of your pie with a healthy scoop of vanilla ice cream. When you do save that last slice for yourself maybe add a warning label “Someone may have sneezed on this.” That could work…right?


