Yeah, well guess who's flailing now? And guess who was mistaken? All those smarty pants cool kid A-Listers have taken the weekend off to regroup for next week's MoFo. They get to have spanking clean kitchens and most of all get to sleep, take-in food, spend some time with loved ones. I guess I got what I deserved... Welcome to Just Desserts Saturday!
Mixed Berry Cashew Creme Pie
Crust
3/4 C almonds
12 dates
Cake
2 C raw cashews, soaked at least an hour
Juice of 2 lemons
1 frozen banana, sliced before freezing
1 peeled, and shredded zucchini
3 packets Stevia
12 dates
Cake
2 C raw cashews, soaked at least an hour
Juice of 2 lemons
1 frozen banana, sliced before freezing
1 peeled, and shredded zucchini
3 packets Stevia
1 T agave
1/3 cup coconut oil, softened
1C frozen and thawed mixed berries or pitted cherries
For the crust, pulse the almonds in a food processor until finely ground, add the dates and sea salt and process until the mix sticks together when you press it. Press the mixture into an 8-inch spring-form pan and place in refrigerator while you make the filling.
Add zucchini and the rest of the cake ingredients except the coconut oil and the strawberries to food processor. Mix the ingredients, and while it's running slowly pour the melted coconut oil in and process until the mixture is creamy.
Take the spring-form pan out of the fridge and pour about 1/2 – 2/3 of the mixture into the pan. Smooth it out and put it back in the fridge. Take the remaining cake mixture and process it with the 1 cup of mixed berries until smooth. Carefully pour this mixture into the crust pan and spread until even, try not to mix the layers, if I had a better pic you would be able to see the nifty layers. Freeze for about 45 minutes. Let cake sit for a few minutes before cutting. I made a compote.
1/3 cup coconut oil, softened
1C frozen and thawed mixed berries or pitted cherries
For the crust, pulse the almonds in a food processor until finely ground, add the dates and sea salt and process until the mix sticks together when you press it. Press the mixture into an 8-inch spring-form pan and place in refrigerator while you make the filling.
Add zucchini and the rest of the cake ingredients except the coconut oil and the strawberries to food processor. Mix the ingredients, and while it's running slowly pour the melted coconut oil in and process until the mixture is creamy.
Take the spring-form pan out of the fridge and pour about 1/2 – 2/3 of the mixture into the pan. Smooth it out and put it back in the fridge. Take the remaining cake mixture and process it with the 1 cup of mixed berries until smooth. Carefully pour this mixture into the crust pan and spread until even, try not to mix the layers, if I had a better pic you would be able to see the nifty layers. Freeze for about 45 minutes. Let cake sit for a few minutes before cutting. I made a compote.
Compote
about 3/4 mixed berries
1/4 C water
1 T cornstarch
2 packets Stevia + 2 T agave
Place 1/2 the berries in a sauce pan. Add 1/8th C water and sweetener. Heat to boil. In a separate cup mix 1/8th of C cold water with cornstarch. Add to hot liquid and simmer about 6-8 minutes. Stir often.
Screw those chumps! They're not even commenting! me and you, we're zombified for the long haul! We're making stuff even though our kitchens are dirty and we're making them more dirty! Yeah! zzzzzzz.
ReplyDeleteI can't believe there is zucchini in the cake dough! I've never seen that before in a raw dessert. Very intriguing. I love all raw desserts but cheesecake is one that I think can be pulled off especially well. Nicely done, in yr dirty kitchen.
Yeah Foodfeud *fistpump* that's what I say. I saw that you posted a blog (I'll be there in a moment) right around the time I was publishing this. And you feel like crap to boot. Yeah!!
ReplyDeleteYeah and I hate raw zucchini I was trying to trick myself.
Thank you.
This creme pie looks like heaven! I decided that I'm only posting on the week days. I have a goal just to meet 20 posts. I'm not that much of a superstar! :-)
ReplyDeleteYou are asuperstar in my eyes, VeggieAmanda :)
DeleteI think I'll switch to only posting on the weekends.
ReplyDeletehahahahaha LMAO um doesn't count the MoFo rule is 20 or more.
DeleteAre you doing 20 posts on the weekend, Andrea?
I always post 31 days so I'm here too this weekend :D
ReplyDeleteThis pie looks amazing, it's been too long since I've made a raw dessert.
And yep, Cheezly is a vegan brand of cheese made in England :)
yay, Mandee. Good to know that I am not alone. Thank you, if you make the pie let me know if you like it.
DeleteThanx for coming over to to answer my Cheezly question :)
Zucchini? How intriguing! Do you use that for added smoothness? I fully support your idea of blogging on the weekends, because it means more fun reads for me! :D
ReplyDeleteYes ,Cadry. The only way I can get over my raw zuke aversion is if it is hidden in pie.
ReplyDeleteAwww, thank you.
I really thought I'd do a round up on Saturday or Sunday but the week had wiped me out completely so I just stayed away from the computer all weekend. Best decision I made! I was already at the end of my wits by Friday night, nearly biting off poor hubby's head for silly reasons, if I'd have MoFoed through the weekend, MoFo land would be facing a monster today! :op
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