Crust:
3 C. finely ground almonds
4-5 fresh medjool dates
2 Tlbs coconut oil
1/2 tsp. sea salt
Filling:
2 small ripe avocados
1 ripe banana
1 C. juice from key limes
1/2 C. mango chunks
1/2 C. agave nectar
1/3 C. coconut cream concentrate (buy from Tropical Traditions)
1 1/2 tsp. vanilla
To make crust, place all ingredients in a good processor and blend until it balls up. Firmly press mixture into pie plate and set aside.
To make the filling, process all filling ingredients in a high powered blender, such as a Vitamix until smooth and fluid. Pour into pie shell and freeze about 6-8 hours or longer. Serve and enjoy.
This makes a 9 inch pie and serves up to 10 people.
Speaking from experience, I would take it out of the freezer about 5 to 10 minutes before you cut it or you will find it becomes a workout getting the (even hot) knife through the frozen pie. After fighting this creation for about 7 minutes I was able to get the slices out with relative ease :o). The filling from this pie would also make GREAT pop cycles in the summer and pudding if not frozen. So versatile and YUMMY!
Enjoy :o)
C.
5 comments:
Christina, This pie looks so good. Can I ask what kind of blender you have to chop the nuts? I'm sure my blender at home won't fit the bill with so much blending and chopping going on (I rarely used it before, and then only for smoothies).
Diane
Hi Diane,
I have a Vitamix 5200. AWESOME machine...LOVE IT! Click on the Vitamix link on the right side of my blog for a demo. I'll email soon. Take Care, C.
I tried the recipe and it was wonderful!!!! We are doing the whole natural foods for Pres and finding (or at least I am) that it is so great for us as well!!!
Hi April :o),
So glad you hear you all are eating whole foods. I will be posting more recipes that I just tried out YUMMY! Pres is getting so BIG and more adorable by the day :o).
Hugs,
C.
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