Baileys Salted Caramel Chocolate Pie Recipe
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Baileys Salted Caramel Chocolate Pie is a decadent, but well-balanced no-bake chocolate dessert.
Although this Baileys Salted Caramel Chocolate Pie Recipe is one I shared a while back, it is most certainly worth mentioning again. Yes it is. There are multiple reasons to make this recipe but anything with caramel and chocolate is a no brainer for me.
Seriously, if you’re planning a party, especially a ladies get-together (because you know the ladies like the caramel with the chocolate), this pie would be a great addition to the menu plan. It’s a crowd pleaser for sure, and would be fantastic served at a dessert and coffee social.
I would recommend doing a recipe test-run through first so you can taste test it. I think taste testing first is always a good idea. It’s really the nice thing to do, don’t ya think … ? 😉
This Salted Caramel Chocolate Pie could not be easier. The preparation is quick. This pie can be prepared in a short 15 minutes. After a little melting of chocolate and whipping of cream, basically you’re done! Then refrigerate the pie for a few hours until set. It is an excellent dessert recipe for making ahead a day or two. Actually, I think this pie is even better the longer it can sit and mingle. The caramel and chocolate need time to get to know each other.
Ingredients for Salted Caramel Chocolate Pie Recipe:
- Semi-Sweet Chocolate Chips
- Whipping Cream
- Sugar
- Baileys with a hint of Caramel
- Chocolate Cookie Pie Crust
- Course Finishing Salt
- Optional Garnishes: Shaved Chocolate, Caramel Sauce
How to Make Salted Caramel Chocolate Pie Recipe:
- First, melt the chocolate chips according to package instructions and set aside.
- Next, whip together the cream and sugar until soft peaks form.
- Then gradually stream in the cream liqueur as you continue whipping.
- Next, gently mix the melted chocolate into the whipped cream mixture. It may take some time to fully combine.
- Once the mixture is combined, pour it evenly into a pie crust and sprinkle with a course finishing salt.
- Refrigerate for at least 4-6 hours, or until set.
A few Salted Caramel Chocolate Pie recipe notes:
- If you can’t find Baileys with a hint of Caramel, easily substitute another Baileys flavor or another cream liqueur of your choice. I think a chocolate mint combination would be out of this world!
- The recipe calls for a chocolate cookie pie crust, but any pre-baked cracker crust will work well for this pie. A simple graham cracker would be oh so tasty. Or a pretzel crust?!? Oh my …
More delicious pie recipes to try:
- Peach Slab Pie Recipe
- Easy Blueberry Pie Recipe
- Irish Cream Chocolate Pie Recipe
- Key Lime Pie Recipe
Baileys Salted Caramel Chocolate Pie Recipe
Baileys Salted Caramel Chocolate Pie Recipe
A delicious, easy chocolate pie flavored with a caramel liqueur.
Ingredients
- 6 ounces semi-sweet chocolate chips
- 1 cup whipping cream
- 1 tablespoon sugar
- 2 fluid ounces (4 tablespoons) Baileys® with a hint of Caramel (easily substitute other flavors to create different versions)
- 1 chocolate cookie pie crust (or other pre-baked pie crust)
- Coarse salt for sprinkling
- Optional for garnishing: shaved chocolate, caramel sauce for drizzling
Instructions
- Melt chocolate chips according to package directions, and set aside.
- Whip cream and sugar together until soft peaks form.
- Gradually add Baileys with a hint of Caramel.
- Gently mix in melted chocolate.
- Evenly pour mixture into pie crust and top with a sprinkling of coarse salt.
- Refrigerate for 4-6 hours, or until set.
Notes
This recipe contains no more than 0.6 fl. oz. of alcohol per serving.
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I’ve made this a few times now and it’s delicious! When I add the melted (and cooled) chocolate to the rest of the cream/sugar/Bailey’s mixture, the chocolate makes little clumps because it’s hitting a cool surface. Any way to get more uniform mixing of the chocolate into the cream &c.?
It’s difficult to avoid the itty bitty bits of chocolate forming. Do you add a small amount of the cream to the chocolate then fold it together before adding it to the remaining whipped cream?
Thanks so much for the suggestion – I haven’t tried folding a bit of the cream into the chocolate first! I will try this next time I make it!
Can I substitute creamer for the liquor in here?
I’ve never tried that so I’m not sure.
Do you think this might work as mini dessert shooters instead of a whole pie? I want to make something small that people can just have a few bites of. Alternatively, do you think I could do mini-pie bites in mini-muffin pan with cupcake liners or would the filling be too messy? Thanks in advance for any suggestions!
The filling would work great as smaller desserts, although it may be messy in cupcake liners.