For the base of the Nut Pie. | |
1/3 cup tea nuts | |
½ cup oat bran | |
2 tablespoons of maple syrup | |
salt | |
2 tablespoons of coconut oil or vegetable oil (sesame oil, etc.). Keep some of the same for greasing the pan. | |
For the filling: | |
4 plums finely chopped and soaked for 15 minutes in a hot aniseed drink | |
1 cup of raw brown sugar | |
1/3 cup of tea, honey | |
½ cup walnuts, grated | |
½ teaspoon, cinnamon | |
½ teaspoon of nutmeg | |
scratch of an orange, medium | |
¼ cup tea, almond milk |
1. | Starting with the base, mix all the dry ingredients in a food processor. |
2. | They don't have to be powdered, as long as they are mixed well. |
3. | Grease the pan with vegetable or coconut oil. |
4. | Then spread the mixture from the food processor into the baking pan and press the surface well to form a solid base. |
5. | Set it aside. |
6. | Then prepare the filling. |
7. | Ανακατεύουμε στο μούλτι όλα τα υλικά εκτός από το λάδι και τα δαμάσκηνα. |
8. | In a food processor, blend all the ingredients except the oil and the plums. |
9. | Then add the coconut oil and prunes to the mixture. |
10. | Mix and spread the mixture in the baking pan. |
11. | Sprinkle the orange zest over the top and refrigerate for a few hours, until it thickens. |
12. | Tip: |
13. | The orange zest can be stirred into the mixture. |
14. | This no-bake pecan pie is vegan, gluten-free, French culture. |
15. | For a good success it is necessary to use the right dosage of coconut oil. |
16. | If it doesn't turn out so aesthetically perfect, the taste will leave us speechless, for sure! |