Recipe Directions
PIE CRUST
1. Process macadamias, pumpkin seeds, lemon zest, agave nectar, and vanilla.
2. Press into a 4 1/2 inch springform pie pan. Refrigerate while preparing filling.
FILLING
3. Blend cashews, lemon juice, agave nectar, vanilla, and almond milk until smooth.
4. Once smooth, add coconut butter and cashew butter. Blend until smooth. If it’s too thick, add a little more almond milk until reaching a smooth, creamy consistency.
5. Pour the filling into the pie crust. Let it set in the freezer for about 1 hour. Slice and serve.
Cheflandria's Thoughts
By Cheflandria I went to a friend's house to drop off my raw food samples. She gave me a bag full of lemons from her Meyers lemon tree.
The lemons were so good, I couldn’t pass up making a lemon gnash pie--a thick and rich lemon pie!
Deliciously lemony!
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rawgirl1976
May 06, 2010
I know this is a stupid question but I am just about to make this and I don't know if I am supposed to just blend the juice from the lemons or put the whole lemon in the blender. Can somebody who made this recipe please tell me.
Thank you,
Cheflandria
May 04, 2010
erin is absolutely correct with the lemon zest! there is a super duper tool called zester - I use that to mince garlic, ginger and lemon grass, super handy!
Coconut oil and coconut butter can be used either one, however I noticed that the coconut butter has a thicker consistency than a coconut oil. They both come in solid form when it is colder and will melt in warm temp. Mine stays firm (not refrigerated) but easy to spoon out at about 70-75 degrees temp in the house.
Meyers is a type of lemon. It's usually sweeter and less on the skin so you get more juice out of it! You can find them in grocery stores and farmers market.
LTMeadows
May 04, 2010
LoL... I gotta 2nd Mopoke. Also got a few more clarification q's for ya: 1. Is coconut butter just coconut oil in its solid form? 2. What is lemon/orange zest? 3. Are meyers lemons different that regular lemons?
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rawesome67
Jun 03, 2010
I made this with hazelnuts instead of macadamia nuts and it was delicious. I left it in the freezer the whole time like an ice cream cake, My husband loved it.
Apasaraw
May 28, 2010
Lemony goodness with happiness on top!
Cheflandria
May 06, 2010
rawgirl, do not blend the whole lemon! juice it first then blend the juice in with the rest of the ingredients - no questions are stupid questions...:-)
carrie, lemons come in big and small, the meyers lemon i had are smaller than the normal lemons so maybe the quantity of the lemon juice came out too much. if you have a big lemon, use only 1 then taste it, if it needs more add 1 tbsp at a time - hope that helps for your next try!
rawgirl1976
May 06, 2010
I know this is a stupid question but I am just about to make this and I don't know if I am supposed to just blend the juice from the lemons or put the whole lemon in the blender. Can somebody who made this recipe please tell me.
Thank you,
Male_Dietitian
May 05, 2010
I just made this. I didn't have macadamia nuts so I used cashews for the crust. I also made my almond milk with dates, a vanilla bean and almonds. I used a bit more agave and some raw honey, so it's takin longer to set, but I just had a piece from the freezer (even though it wasn't too solid). It was very decadent. The crust alone was amazing..
Cheflandria
May 05, 2010
normal lemons is fine and should be good enough! yes, add a bit more agave to counter the sourness - it balances it out. maybe an extra teaspoon or two.
I had this as dessert for dinner, oh gosh so good! (sorry, can't help myself...)
LTMeadows
May 04, 2010
Thanks peeps! I just so happen to have most of the stuff for this recipe so I'll probably try it next.
Cheflandria
May 04, 2010
erin is absolutely correct with the lemon zest! there is a super duper tool called zester - I use that to mince garlic, ginger and lemon grass, super handy!
Coconut oil and coconut butter can be used either one, however I noticed that the coconut butter has a thicker consistency than a coconut oil. They both come in solid form when it is colder and will melt in warm temp. Mine stays firm (not refrigerated) but easy to spoon out at about 70-75 degrees temp in the house.
Meyers is a type of lemon. It's usually sweeter and less on the skin so you get more juice out of it! You can find them in grocery stores and farmers market.
LTMeadows
May 04, 2010
LoL... I gotta 2nd Mopoke. Also got a few more clarification q's for ya: 1. Is coconut butter just coconut oil in its solid form? 2. What is lemon/orange zest? 3. Are meyers lemons different that regular lemons?
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