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Rating
4/5 (from 1 ratings)4 -
Yield
6-8 servings
Ingredients
CRUST
2 cups raisins (these may be soaked for 1-2 hours to soften)
2 cups walnuts
½ cup carob powder (Optional: 1/4 to 1/2 cup carob powder, if you're really looking for an authentically fudgey taste. Begin with 1/4 cup, blend and add until you reach the desired taste)
CREME FILLING
4 to 5 bananas
1 cup unsweetened coconut (shredded)
½ cup apple juice (raw or juiced)
2 teaspoons tahini
2 teaspoons honey
1 teaspoon pure vanilla
Recipe Directions
CRUST
1. In a food processor, combine raisins and walnuts and blend until moist and fudgey looking (this may turn into a ball—that’s okay, just make sure you can still see pieces of the walnut. This should not look grainy from too much processing).
2. To give this an even fudgier taste, try adding a bit of carob powder. This may not be necessary, because the raisins and walnuts really do provide that effect.
3. Remove the mixture from the food processor and mold onto a plate or pie pan.
CREME FILLING
4. Mash 2 bananas and place in a blender or food processor with the apple juice, ½ cup of coconut, tahini, honey, and vanilla. Blend until smooth. Remove from food processor and place in a bowl.
5. Slice the remaining bananas and mix into the filling, leaving a few to arrange on top of the pie.
6. Pour mixture onto crust, arrange banana slices, and sprinkle the remaining coconut on top.
7. Add a sprinkle of cinnamon or nutmeg for decoration.
8. Place in the freezer for about 30 minutes prior to serving. Slice and serve.
EMH's Thoughts
By EMHThis pie recipe is quick and easy to make, and your friends will be impressed by how authentic it tastes.
For those who are beginning a raw lifestyle, giving up sweets can be the most difficult hurdle. Your worries are over!
This recipe for Chocolate Banana Cream Torte will more than satisfy your craving for baked desserts. The best part is that it takes less than 15 minutes to make.
This dessert was inspired by a combination of two recipes. The resulting dish is a fudgey, banana-filled addiction!
Your friends will be amazed by this dish—just be careful not to eat the entire pie in one sitting!
Live food recipe that tastes like the real thing.
Hint: This is a great dish to serve to people who are skeptical about raw or live food or as an introduction to those who are interested in “going raw.”
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SarahJ
Jun 18, 2010
Oh, this sounds fantastic. I think I will try making a little one tomorrow. Thanks very much.
EMH
Jun 19, 2010
To all those who read this recipe - It was not my intention to try and mislead anyone concerning the Authorship of this or any other recipe I post in the future. My apologies in advance, as it was very very late when I posted the last recipes and inadvertently omitted the source.
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EMH
Jun 19, 2010
To all those who read this recipe - It was not my intention to try and mislead anyone concerning the Authorship of this or any other recipe I post in the future. My apologies in advance, as it was very very late when I posted the last recipes and inadvertently omitted the source.
SarahJ
Jun 18, 2010
Oh, this sounds fantastic. I think I will try making a little one tomorrow. Thanks very much.
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