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Brownie Pie

Recipe from Georgene Trewatha of Campbell, Mo.

Prep Time: 10 min 
Total Time: 65 min

1 pkg brownie mix

1. I use Betty Crocker fudge brownie mix made with dutch cocoa 10.25 oz,  follow directions on package.

2. Use a pie pan that a prepared cheese cake crust comes in. Spray lightly with non stick spray. To batter add:

1/4 cup black walnut pcs
3 tbsp milk chocolate chips
3 tbsp butterscotch chips

3. Pour into pan and bake 325 for 50 to 55 mins remove and cool for 10 minutes then spread with smuckers chocolate fudge ice cream topping. Mark off pie sections.

Servings: 6 large servings or 8 regular servings
Comments: This is very good, I don't like brownies but love this pie, fast and easy

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