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Raw Banana Cream Pie

I am a big fan of bananas. They are loaded with potassium, B6 and fiber. They are also extremely portable, as they come with their own carrying case that is very easy to discard (yes, I am referring to the peel). I had a couple of ripe bananas sitting on the counter just begging to be turned into something wonderful. The walnut crust and touch of chocolate are the perfect compliments to the banana infused filling. This banana cream pie recipe makes four 4-inch tarts. You can order the tart pans here: 4″ tart pans.

 

 

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51 Comments

  1. Kelly Parr wrote on January 27, 2010

    This looks incredibly delicious!
    Thanks for sharing!

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  2. Lauren wrote on January 27, 2010

    YUM! Amazing! I need to get a tart pan! 🙂

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  3. Nikki @ yummy raw kitchen wrote on January 27, 2010

    My co-workers see me with a banana and say, “How many is that today?”. Haha, I love ’em. This sounds delicious, and it’s so pretty!

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  4. Raw Candy wrote on January 26, 2010

    That tart looks incredible… love the photography! I’m adding this to my list of recipes to make 🙂

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  5. Heathy wrote on January 26, 2010

    Oooh, i love bananas too – even better with choccie! Your tart is beautiful. Looks like I can reach in and grab it 🙂 Mmmm

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  6. RawSierra wrote on January 26, 2010

    Looks amazing! or should I say Rawmazing. I have trouble getting coconuts where I live though so I find it hard to make yummy recipes with coconut meat as an ingredient. Are there any substitutions? I do have coconut butter and coconut oil. Thanks!

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  7. Lois wrote on January 26, 2010

    Hey Susan

    THIS LOOKS AND SOUNDS WONDERFUL!

    I’m a novice..what are you soaking your cashews in?

    Thanks!

    lo

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    • Susan wrote on January 26, 2010

      Filtered water… 🙂

      Reply

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