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Learn to make Farmview Market’s Chocolate Buttermilk Pie

CONTRIBUTED BY BRIAN DEAN
CONTRIBUTED BY BRIAN DEAN
By C. W. Cameron
June 6, 2018

From the menu … Farmview Market, 2610 Eatonton Highway, Madison; 844-210-7030. farmviewmarket.com.

We have a group in Providence Club in Monroe that gets together every Friday night. We bring a dish to share. I would love the recipe for Chocolate Buttermilk Pie from the Farmview Market in Madison, so I can share with my friends. — Jeanette Jimenez, Monroe

Laura Rotroff of Farmview Market sent us the recipe for this delicious pie. Don’t expect the smooth texture of a traditional buttermilk pie. This one has a bit of texture to the filling. But it’s about as easy as any pie could ever be, and delicious to boot.

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