Raw Pecan Love Pie Recipe | Solluna by Kimberly Snyder (2024)

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. Good desserts go a long way to heal our body, mind, and soul.

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.

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Raw Pecan Love Pie Recipe

Kimberly Snyder

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Ingredients

  • Crust:
  • - 2 cups walnuts
  • - 3 cups of pitted dates
  • - 1 cup coconut flakes finely ground
  • 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

Instructions

  • 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.

  • Blend all filling 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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22 Comments

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    Jessiecaon September 29, 2012 at 11:43 am

    Can I substitute the coconut flakes with something else?

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      Sharonon May 29, 2013 at 3:20 pm

      try almond or cashews, still tastes great :)

      Reply

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    Andreaon September 29, 2012 at 1:04 pm

    Thank you for this recipe!!

    Reply

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    Kalion September 29, 2012 at 5:07 pm

    Kim do you use your vitamix for this recipe?

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    Corrin Bennetton September 30, 2012 at 2:47 pm

    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.

    Reply

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    Maron September 30, 2012 at 3:02 pm

    Made this before and…. it is even better then it looks! No Joke =)

    Reply

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    Rachelon October 1, 2012 at 12:59 pm

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

    Reply

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    nancyon October 2, 2012 at 10:49 am

    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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    Becon October 7, 2012 at 7:29 am

    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! :)

    Reply

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    Elleon November 20, 2012 at 4:15 pm

    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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      Joannaon November 24, 2012 at 8:44 pm

      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!

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    Sheilaon November 23, 2012 at 11:26 am

    Great question Elle. Is the water for soaking purposes or is it combined with the other ingredients?

    Reply

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    Annieon January 27, 2013 at 12:34 pm

    Awesome recipe ! My husband and my kids would love to eat it every day !

    Reply

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    Caitlinon February 16, 2013 at 1:46 pm

    Love the filling, but if you are looking for a firm, drier raw crust I highly recommend this one:

    https://www.therawtarian.com/raw-pie-crust-recipe

    I don’t like sticky, overly sweet raw crust, and the one I recommend tastes a lot like the buttery pastry pie dough in cooked pie. Paired with this pecan filling, my pie turned out phenomenal!!

    Reply

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    Amandaon April 14, 2013 at 12:31 am

    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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    Sharonon May 29, 2013 at 3:16 pm

    I tried the recipe, was good but wasn’t a fan of the raisins in the filling, next time I will try dates for the filling as well, I made a few mini crusts, they are great with berries and cashew creme

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    paullaon July 20, 2013 at 1:47 pm

    I just made this recipe.
    Cant wait to taste it.
    Only mistake, I left out the maple syrup. Sigh

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    gong handgun targetson July 24, 2013 at 4:24 am

    I love looking through an article that can make people think.
    Also, thanks for allowing me to comment!

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    Sunshineon November 27, 2013 at 8:27 pm

    I feel like 1 tsp of salt is way too much salt!! i had to add more of all the other ingredients to balance out the saltiness (and i love salt). But I am still excited to try it and it’s my first raw pie!
    Happy Thanksgiving!

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    Brittanyon November 14, 2014 at 11:27 am

    Finally made this last night in spirit of Thanksgiving! It was so delicious, it made me dance! :))))

    Reply

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FAQs

Why is my pecan pie always runny? ›

A pecan pie is essentially a custard pie, and a liquid center is almost always the result of underbaking. The Karo Classic Pecan Pie recipe calls for baking the pie for 60 to 70 minutes at 350 degrees. In some ovens, however, the pie can take 75 minutes or more.

How do you not overcook pecan pie? ›

A hard pecan pie means it was cooked too long. Again, bake the pie just until the filling is set and registers 200 degrees on an instant read thermometer. You can also try covering the top of the pie with a piece of aluminum foil for the last 10-15 minutes of the baking time and/or baking the pie on a lower rack.

Is it better to use light or dark Karo syrup for pecan pie? ›

Light and dark corn syrup can be used interchangeably in almost every instance, with slight flavor variances. In a pecan pie, for example, light corn syrup will contribute sweetness and a hint of vanilla, but that's about it. Dark corn syrup, in addition to sweetness, will add color and a more robust, toasty flavor.

Can I use maple syrup instead of Karo syrup? ›

Maple syrup has a pretty specific flavor and it's a bit thinner in consistency than corn syrup, but you can still use an equal amount in most baked goods and sauces. At around 67 degrees Brix, it's slightly less sweet, but the rich flavor will carry it through, especially when subbing it in for dark corn syrup.

How do you get a crispy crust on the bottom of a pie? ›

Choose the Right Rack in the Oven

Which rack you use in the oven can help ensure a crisp crust. Baking the pie on a lower rack will concentrate heat on the bottom of the pie and help the crust crisp.

Why did my pecan pie come out hard? ›

Pecan pie can become hard if it is left in the oven for too long or at a higher temperature than necessary. This could happen due to an inaccurate cooking time, temperature or failing to cover with aluminum foil for part of the baking time.

What causes a pecan pie not to set up? ›

Here's the thing to remember: If you're filling hasn't set, it means the bottom of the pie crust isn't fully cooked, either. You can prevent the outer crust from further darkening (or even burning) by covering it with aluminum foil or -- more attractively -- with what's known as a pie ring or shield.

Can you rebake a pecan pie that is undercooked? ›

A soupy pecan pie filling can be fixed by covering the crust in foil and popping it back into the oven at around 325 degrees Fahrenheit for approximately 20 to 30 minutes.

Can I leave my pecan pie out overnight? ›

You can leave a pecan pie out of the fridge for up to four hours—just be sure to refrigerate it after that. If you've just baked your pie, be sure to let it cool completely before refrigerating—this is also an important step for food safety, as you don't want to put a piping hot pie in the fridge.

Should pecan pie be jiggly when it comes out of the oven? ›

You will know your pecan pie is done cooking when you can gently shake the pie dish and see that the center of the pie is not overly jiggly and the outer edges are set. If the pie jiggles a lot when you gently shake the pan, continue cooking it until the center is a little more set.

What temperature should pecan pie be cooked at? ›

Cook pecan pie too much and it'll crack and be dry. Underbake it and it will be watery and runny. You want to cook pecan pie to an internal temperature of 200°F. Use a digital thermometer to make this easy.

Does pecan pie firm up as it cools? ›

If it's still liquid-like in the middle, it's too soon. If you wait until the pie is 'set' in the oven, it will be as. hard as a brick when it cools.....

What has the same consistency as corn syrup? ›

Molasses. The consistency of molasses is very similar to corn syrup and can be used with a 1:1 ratio as an alternative in baked goods.

Is light corn syrup the same as Karo? ›

The clear Karo corn syrup has been called "light" since the 1940s, before "light" became a popular description for reduced-calorie products. The term "light" in this case refers to the color, and not the number of calories. Many consumers refer to light corn syrup as "white" corn syrup.

What is Karo syrup the same as corn syrup? ›

Karo syrup is a popular brand of corn syrup, which is obtained from corn starch that is derived from maize. It is a concentrated solution of several sugars, such as glucose (dextrose), derived from corn starch. Because of various sugars, corn syrup has a naturally mild sweet taste.

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