I didn’t have a lot of ingredients in the kitchen and was craving something sweet, so I made this simple pie! Real raw agave is clear. Any agave that has an amber color has been cooked! P.S. You can use whatever measurements you want. Since this is such a simple recipe, just use larger amounts for a larger pie ...
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Ingredients

Agave
Coconut water
2 bananas
2 cups raw pecans

Recipe Directions

1. Place pecans in a food processor, but before they get too fine, pour agave syrup in. Not too much but just enough to ‘marinate’ the pecans.

2. Grind some more pecans.

3. When the pecans are the perfect crumble (Again, not so fine--They need to be able to hold together.) empty processor and place crust mix on a plate, making any design you choose. Some say a circle is an old timey way to make a pie. :)

4. If pecans are too crumbly, just put some more agave on and continue flatting out into a circle or whatever shape.

5. For the filling, blend bananas and pour a little coconut water in before the bananas turn to liquid. Stop before the banana mixture is too thin and watery. You want it to have some body so it doesn’t spill out over the crust.

6. Place in freezer for about 3 hours.

Chinacatsunflower's Thoughts

By chinacatsunflower

I didn’t have a lot of ingredients in the kitchen and was craving something sweet, so I made this simple pie!

Real raw agave is clear. Any agave that has an amber color has been cooked!

P.S. You can use whatever measurements you want. Since this is such a simple recipe, just use larger amounts for a larger pie 

 

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Alicia198907

Oct 28, 2010

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This recipe is ridiculously easy, love it, and thanks for sharing!

chinacatsunflower

Oct 25, 2010

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sells it here, I personally don't notice much of a difference...

silent_advocate

Oct 25, 2010

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Where do you get your really raw agave? And is the taste a noticeable difference from the stuff that is lightly heated?

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Alicia198907

Oct 28, 2010

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This recipe is ridiculously easy, love it, and thanks for sharing!

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chinacatsunflower

Oct 25, 2010

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http://ultimatesuperfoods.com/products.aspx?comcode=NC&selection=0

sells it here, I personally don't notice much of a difference...

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silent_advocate

Oct 25, 2010

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Where do you get your really raw agave? And is the taste a noticeable difference from the stuff that is lightly heated?

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