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Rating
4.4/5 (from 10 ratings)4.4 -
Yield
Makes an 8 or 9 inch pie
Ingredients
CRUST
2 cups raw walnuts (finely ground)
1 teaspoon cinnamon
¼ teaspoon sea salt
¼ cup agave
FILLING
2¼ cups pine nuts (ground)
1 cup organic coconut oil
½ cup agave
1 organic lemon (juiced)
¼ teaspoon sea salt
2 teaspoons organic vanilla extract
SWIRL FILLING/TOPPING
1 pint organic strawberries (washed and chopped)
2 tablespoons agave
5 drops organic lemon juice
Recipe Directions
STRAWBERRY TOPPING
1. Before making the pie, add all topping ingredients in a bowl and mash. Set aside so that all the juices start to flow and let it marinate.
CRUST
2. Butter your pie pan with coconut oil.
3. Grind nuts in a coffee grinder. Pour nuts, agave, sea salt, and cinnamon into the food processor and process until mixture starts to come together but is still crumbly.
4. Form crust in your dish and set in the fridge while you make the filling.
FILLING
5. Pour all filling ingredients into the food processor and blend until creamy and smooth. Make sure to taste to see if you need to add anything.
6. Pour half the filling into the pie crust, then add about 1/4 of the strawberry topping mixture in the middle of the pie.
7. Pour the rest of the filling on top.
8. Take some strawberry juice and swirl it on top gently. Chill for at least 2 hours prior to serving.
Note: I have soaked the pine nuts for 1-4 hours, but you do not have to. My mother-in-law made it without soaking them at all, and the cake was still fabulous! I have also made cheesecake with half cashews (soaked for 4 hours) and half pine nuts, and the texture was also very nice. I feel bad for not mentioning this--I brought the coconut oil to a liquid by letting it set in warm water before adding it to the food processor. I do not know if it is just as good both ways. My thinking was that once it solidified again in the fridge, it would make it nice and firm.
ChocolatestRAWberry's Thoughts
By chocolatestRAWberryCheesecake with a special main ingredient. My mother-in-law accidentally came up with the cheesecake, and my husband and I loved it!
I added vanilla and strawberry filling swirled in and as a topping.
This cheesecake is really to die for!
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Top voted
justagirl
Feb 14, 2010
Is this my greatest fantasy come true? I will make this soon.
gojigirl
Feb 20, 2010
Have you ever made the pie without the strawberry topping being added until needed? I'm trying to think of how much in advance I could make this without becoming soggy from the berries. This sounds SO YUMMY--can't wait to try it! Also, have you tried any other toppings besides strawberries?
justbeautiful
Feb 16, 2010
Made this. Hmmm .... I myself do not like pine nuts but i thought this would cover the taste of pine nuts.... It did... but there's still something I dont like about pine nuts, sorry... I will try the other cheesecake recipes using macadamia and see how that works?
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rawpretzela
Jul 18, 2012
Do you think if I only use macadamia nuts instead of pine nuts it would turn out good? I mean the consistence because I'm pretty sure it will taste yummy!!
dnacol
May 28, 2012
can you get all these ingredients at whole foods?
naturalkandy
Oct 29, 2011
this was amazing!!!
naturalkandy
Oct 25, 2011
looks like i know what i am making for my raw potluck- sounds so good!!!!!!
fruit-itarian
Oct 25, 2011
This was my fist ever experiment with raw foods, I made it for my mum's birthday. I was super worried that people wouldn't like it, but my little brother (who's six) took a bite and announced that he loved it! It was a bit filling but very good, it instantly made it in to our box of favorite recipes!
JoyceH
Sep 18, 2011
Hi Xpress411, can you taste the pinenuts? Just wondering. I like pine nuts but haven't tried them in a raw cheesecake yet. Normally I use cashews
Joyce :-)
xpress411
Sep 18, 2011
xpress411's Review
Succulent Strawberry Swirl Cheesecake
Out of All the Cheesecakes I've had, real and raw, this makes my top Three. So good! My vegan friend still mentions it every time I see him.
SillyGooseMama
Jun 08, 2010
Wow this rawked my world. I'm a newbie and have been having trouble finding recipes I like. This one was awesome!! My non raw husband and children loved it too. Raw desserts works great for our family as I have two sons with gluten intolerance.
Also, I have leftover filling and strawberry and I put it in the freezer for Cheesecake Swirl Ice Cream--Yum, Yum!!!
cherie03
Apr 27, 2010
does this have a strong coonut taste?
Allison
Apr 15, 2010
This totally tastes like cheesecake... actually it tastes better. I used half cashews and half macadamia nuts for the filling because pine nuts here are super pricey. It came out great. I will be making this again for sure.
Rawmichelle
Mar 27, 2010
May i ask...does this actually have a cheesecakey kind of taste? I have been looking for a raw cheesecake recipe for a while now...this one sounds like a keeper!
honeywater
Mar 01, 2010
This sounds really yummy, I can't wait to try it! Thanks for sharing!
chocolatestRAWberry
Feb 23, 2010
No, but please let me know how it turns out with cacao butter.
Raw Sensation
Feb 22, 2010
Oh my! This looks gorgeous. I'm going to try this tonight. Not with coconut oil though. I'll use cacao butter. Mmmmmm. I wonder how this will go with brazil nuts. Anyone tried that before?
chocolatestRAWberry
Feb 20, 2010
Hi Gojigirl! I have a lot of ideas in my head for this cheesecake. I might put them all on here as I make them and as the fruits come into season. I should have stated that this pie is good by itself and that you can freeze it (if you believe in that).
If you are making it ahead of time, I definately would make it without the filling and make the topping on the day you are going to serve it and then just drizzle the topping on each person's slice on their plate or make several toppings and let them choose!
gojigirl
Feb 20, 2010
Have you ever made the pie without the strawberry topping being added until needed? I'm trying to think of how much in advance I could make this without becoming soggy from the berries. This sounds SO YUMMY--can't wait to try it! Also, have you tried any other toppings besides strawberries?
justbeautiful
Feb 18, 2010
I like cashews. Okay I will. The whole recipe is just superb. One of the best raw desserts I've had by far. Everything works really well together. The 1 cup of coconut oil makes the cake.
morrisson66
Feb 17, 2010
I've made something very similar with cashews and yes it's really 1 cup of coconut oil and it works very well. I've found if you cut the level of coconut oil the cake doesn't hold as well. That's just my experience. justbeautiful... this thing works great with cashews too.
chocolatestRAWberry
Feb 16, 2010
I think most use cashews; maybe try those too? :)
justbeautiful
Feb 16, 2010
Made this. Hmmm .... I myself do not like pine nuts but i thought this would cover the taste of pine nuts.... It did... but there's still something I dont like about pine nuts, sorry... I will try the other cheesecake recipes using macadamia and see how that works?
justagirl
Feb 14, 2010
Is this my greatest fantasy come true? I will make this soon.
justbeautiful
Feb 12, 2010
I am going to make this ASAP.
rawuniverse2
Feb 10, 2010
This recipe is amazing. The cheese cheese part is just scrumptious!
chocolatestRAWberry
Feb 09, 2010
Awesome! I have really been looking forward to someone making it :)
spirit
Feb 09, 2010
Okay, It's firming up in the fridge right this moment. I added some cinnamon by mistake to the filling and it added taste reminiscent of graham cracker crust. The batter tasted so good I can't wait for it to firm up. YUM!
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