This No Bake Vegan Chocolate Peanutbutter Pie is refined-sugar free, oil-free and can easily be made gluten-free. With a crust that consists almost only of wholefood ingredients, a creamy peanutbutter layer in the middle and a chocolate ganache on top, this cake sure is a flavour explosion!
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In case your Medjool dates are not soft, place them in very hot water for about 10 minutes before using them.
Then place all the ingredients for the curst in a food processor and blend until a sticky mass forms (this mighttake the food processor a couple of minutes to fully break everything down) .
Line a cake tin with parchment paper (or grease with oil) and press the crust into the tin using your fingers (or a spoon).
Peanut Layer
Place Medjool dates into your food processor and process until they are chopped up into smaller pieces.
Then add peanut butter and coconut cream and continue blending until the cream is soft and without any clumps.
Fold in peanuts and spoon the peanut layer on top of your crust layer.
Transfer cake to the freezer while preparing the chocolate layer.
Chocolate Layer
Heat a saucepan over medium heat and add plant milk, dark chocolate and coconut cream.
Let simmer on very low heat until fully melted.
Then add in agar agar powder while constantly stirring with a whisk in order to avoid any clumps and let simmer for another 2-4 minutes while constantly whisking (this will activate the agar agar)
Pour chocolate cream over peanutbutter layer and place it in the fridge to set (about 4 hours or overnight).
Notes
Coconut cream: It is really important that your coconut milk has a is a full-fat milk and has a high content (of coconut extract, otherwise there won’t be a lot of cream on top. I prefer using a coconut milk that contains 90% coconut extract, whereas I also tried using a 55% version and it didn’t work. How many coconut milk tins you need, in order to get 1 cup of coconut cream also depends on the coconut content of your milk. If the content is high, one milk is definitely enough.
All nutritional information is based on third-party calculations and should be considered estimates.
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