Easy Gluten Free Hot Fudge Pie Recipe

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This heavenly gluten free hot fudge pie recipe is one of our long-time family favorites. If you have my first cookbook, Nearly Normal Cooking for Gluten-Free Eating, you have probably seen this recipe and maybe even tried it for yourself.

If not, you simply MUST!

Gluten Free Hot Fudge Pie with berries

I have distinct memories of burning my tongue on this pie when it had come out of the oven because I just couldn’t wait to taste a piece.

Note I said memorIES … call me a slow learner, but I’ve done this more than once. This pie is that good!

berry coulis on gluten free hot fudge pie

When I found out I had to go gluten free, this family recipe was one I definitely had to be sure I could convert successfully so that we could all still enjoy it and I assure you it’s still burn-your-tongue worthy, although I would recommend waiting to let it cool if you can.

Imagine a gluten free hot fudge pie better than any brownie, and it puts death-by-chocolate cakes to shame because you can enjoy even a hefty piece and not feel like you’ve just OD’d on sickeningly sweet chocolate!

gluten free hot fudge pie with homemade coconut whipped cream and berry coulis slice

I add homemade coconut whipped cream and even berry coulis to the pie if I’m craving something particularly decadent!

I have even made this pie deliciously lower glycemic by using unrefined coconut palm sugar and no one would ever know! If you are searching for a low glycemic solution to your dietary cravings (like chocolate pie!), coconut palm sugar** may just be your solution to convert many recipes.

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Whether you make this recipe dairy-free or refined sugar-free or not, you gotta love choices!

Here’s another option for you: you can even make this pie vegan! Just follow along with my egg replacement modifications in the recipe. To replace the whipped egg whites for example, you’ll instead whip aquafaba with cream of tartar. Don’t they look just like stiffly beaten egg whites?

Stiffly beaten aquafaba as egg white replacement.
Stiffly beaten aquafaba as egg white replacement.

Modify this recipe to suit your tastes and dietary restrictions, but serve it with confidence knowing that NO ONE will miss a thing with this amazingly delicious recipe — from my family to yours — enjoy!

gluten free hot fudge pie with berry coulis

Easy Gluten Free Hot Fudge Pie Recipe

Easy Gluten Free Hot Fudge Pie Recipe

Yield: serves 10
Prep Time: 20 minutes
Cook Time: 1 hour
Total Time: 1 hour 20 minutes

Hot. Fudge. Pie. There are hardly three words more decadent when strung together than these three delicious words. This gluten free hot fudge pie recipe does not disappoint in the decadence department!

Ingredients

Pie

Toppings

Instructions

Preheat oven to 325° F.

Dissolve ½ cup cocoa in ¾ cup boiling water and set aside to cool.

Separate eggs, whipping the whites until stiff (but not dry) in a metal bowl with a whisk attachment on an electric mixer or a whisk and really strong arms!**

In a separate bowl, cream the butter with sugar, gfJules Flour, and vanilla extract. Once combined, add 2 separated egg yolks or egg yolk substitute.**

Add the cooled chocolate mixture, then fold in two stiffly beaten egg whites. Pour into an oiled and floured (with gfJules Flour) 8 or 9 inch pie pan.

Bake for 1 hour or until a butter knife inserted into the pie comes out clean.

Serve hot with vanilla ice cream, homemade coconut whipped creamberry coulis or deliciously unadulterated.

Notes

**Egg Substitute:

To replace 2 egg whites, beat 1/4 cup aquafaba + 1/4 tsp. cream of tartar until stiff but not dry.

To replace 2 egg yolks, use 3 Tbs. vegan mayonnaise.

*Organic, unrefined Coconut palm sugar retains much of its natural nutritional content after minimal processing, remaining high in Potassium, Magnesium, Zinc and Iron and also offering vitamin B1, B2, B3, B6 and C. 

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gluten free hot fudge pie with server

How will you serve your scrumptious gluten free Hot Fudge Pie? Delicious on its own, it’s so yummy topped with ice cream or berry coulis, as well. Or perhaps whipped cream?

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  1. I have been buying a gf Brownie Bites and they are good, but always feel better making desserts myself. Do you think I could bake this pie in mini cupcake pans? Any idea how long the would have to bake?
    I love all your recipes, and they are the only gf ones in my recipe box! I also love that I can still make some of my childhood favorites by substituting gfjules flour. Thanks for making my gluten free diet tolerable.

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    • Hi Kathleen, you’re so very welcome for all the recipes! I’m thrilled that you’re able to put them all to good use!
      Regarding baking this pie in mini cupcake pans, you certainly could do that. They’ll be much easier to remove if you use cupcake liners 🙂
      I would start checking them after 15 minutes or so with a toothpick so as not to over-bake them. It’s hard to tell exactly how long they’ll take to bake, but take good notes so you’ll know for next time! You could also check out any of my gluten free brownie recipes on this site and see if you’d rather bake one of those in mini cupcake pans instead!
      Happy baking!
      ~jules

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    • So sorry, Melissa! There was a glitch in the site when we converted recipe card software and a few of the recipe cards lost content, visually. I have fixed this one now. Let me know if you have any problems seeing anything now. Enjoy the recipe!
      ~jules

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    • Wow I never thought of that. I don’t know why not – it should work great and then you’ll have more to share! This is a brilliant idea, Karla! Let me know how it goes!!!
      ~jules

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