What is the difference between Dutch Pie and German Pie?

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I've seen several recipes of the two pies and even then I don't know if there is an original.

Usually in Dutch Pie in Brazil, picture here, I see it based on a dough made with melted butter and crushed crackers. As filling a crème pâtissière and a dark chocolate ganache.

In German Pie in Brazil, picture here, I never found something "canonical", but usually see it surrounded with chocolate-covered cookies. In fact, I don't know which is used in this pie filling and which procedure should be taken to do it.

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Best Answer

The one called, "Dutch pie" is typically a very smooth pie on a cookie base. The one called, "German pie" generally has a layer of crushed nuts on top of the smooth chocolate icing.




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Is Dutch apple pie better than regular?

The difference between a Dutch apple pie and a regular apple pie is a streusel topping of butter, flour, and sugar baked on top in a delicious sweet, crunchy twist. It's easier, and sweeter, than a pastry top, and makes a nice change of pace.

What is German chocolate pie made of?

German chocolate pie is made with many of the same staples as its cake counterpart, namely: chocolate, eggs, pecans, and shredded coconut. Instead of pairing chocolate cake with a caramel-like coconut frosting made with evaporated milk, the pie features a fudgy chocolate filling made with sweetened condensed milk.



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