Raw Pecan Love Pie Recipe

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Raw Pecan Love Pie

Homemade pies can be a lot of fun to make, and you can put your love right into it.

“Regular” pies are of course contain lots of white sugar, butter, gluten, dairy products, etc. But now especially that the seasons are shifting, the natural energy of this season is go inwards, and a little treat here and there may feel really nourishing to you.

I really love nutmeg and so I really love this pie. While this pie does have some fat (from the nuts) and sugars, it doesn’t contain the aforementioned beauty-busting ingredients. It’s raw too, except for the maple syrup if you use it. Nuts are heavy though so remember a little bit of this pie goes a long way!

Now you can make your pie with love and eat it too.

 

Crust:

-       2 cups walnuts

-       3 cups of pitted dates

-       1 cup coconut flakes, finely ground

Pit the dates yourself, extracting each pit and discarding. Add the dates, coconut flakes and walnuts to the food processor and mix on high until thoroughly mixed.

Press the mixture into the bottom and sides of a pie tray. Set to the side.

 Filling:

-    2/3 cup filtered water

-       1 cup raw pecans, soaked about 15 minutes

-       1 cup organic Thompson raisins

-       1 Tbs. vanilla extract

-       1 tsp. nutmeg

-       1/3 cup raw coconut nectar or maple syrup

-       1 tsp. Celtic sea salt

Blend all ingredients together in the blender until smooth. Pour onto the crust of the tray, and garnish with fresh, raw pecans.

Set in freezer overnight, or for at least 5 hours before serving. Remove from freezer for about 10 minutes or so (depending on your freezer) to let it thaw a bit. Slice up and enjoy!

 

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19 thoughts on “Raw Pecan Love Pie Recipe

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  2. Amanda

    Would love to try this but I am allergic to coconut, (the only thing I’m allergic when ingested). So I get stuck with a lot of these raw-food recipes.

    Any suggestions for substitutions?

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  5. Elle

    I want to try this recipe but I want to be clear the 2/3 cup filtered water is that what I should soak the raw pecans in or should I soak them in water and also add 2/3 cup filtered water to the recipe?

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    1. Joanna

      I made this by soaking it in water and after it was done I dumped the water out and then just added the filtered water and it came out amazinng!

      Reply
  6. Bec

    Hi Kim,

    I attempted this recipe this afternoon! It’s chilling in the freezer right now! I cant wait to taste it tomorrow night! It looked so delicious when I put it in the freezer and was SO easy to do! Thanks for your amazing recipes…keep em coming! :)

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  7. nancy

    Hi Kimberly! I am writing from Lima, Perú. I have just started with the GGS and love it. Thanks a lot, it has really helped me in this 5 days I have been drinking it (no more bloating, better digestion, no constipation…great!). I have some questions: I started a month ago going twice a week to the gym. I went to Pilates for two years and really did see no major changes in my body. I am 47, kind of skinny (125 pounds and 5.24 foot) but I have cellulite in my thigh and it is now appearing a bit in my belly. It really worries me. How can I make it go away? Will Yoga help? If so, what kind should I practice? Hata Yoga, Power Yoga…I am lost. Thanks for your book, your blog, your daily tips! Have a nice day! Bless. Nancy

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  9. Rachel

    Genetically modified cow that contains double the amount of the “healthy” milk proteins known as casein. What is happening to this world?

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  10. Corrin Bennett

    I made this raw pecan pie and it is heavenly!! I left it in the freezer by mistake and served it as a frozen treat. My guests loved it and thought I had made a semi-freddo with a luscious crust. So-o-o delicious.

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