Chocolate Peanutbutter Pie
1 pound firm tofu
1/2 to 2/3 cup vegan chocolate chips, melted
1/2 to 2/3 cup peanut butter
1/2-1 cup nondairy milk (I use soy)
1 baked vegan graham cracker crust
1. Put tofu in a blender with the melted chocolate chips and the peanut butter with 1/2 cup milk to start. Blend the ingredients together until very smooth, this may take a while if your blender is not super high powered.
2. Taste the mixture and see what else it needs. Add more chocolate and peanut butter to your liking. It may be necessary to add a little more milk if you are having trouble blending the yummy mixture.
3. Put the mixture into a baked pie crust and smooth out the pie surface. You can make fancy designs in the surface if you want.
4. Place the pie into the refrigerator for about 1 hour until it is firm to the touch. Cut and serve to the chocolate and peanut butter fans in your life.
Yum yum! This pie is so wicked! Make it for all your vegan friends!
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Words can not describe how great this recipe is! :o A must try for all chocolate lovers!
AWESOME!
really.
So good. I made this for an employee meeting and everyone loved it. YES!
Im not too big on sweets, but Im having a hard time not wanting more and more.
Oh man is this ever delicious! I made my own crust using ground oats, spelt flour, flax, soymilk and coconut oil. Instead of peanut butter I used about 2/3 cup of soynut butter melted together with about 2/3 cup of unsweetened carob chips in a double boiler. When this delicious mixture was melted together I poured it into my blender where the silken tofu and about 1/4 cup of soymilk was waiting to be whirred together. It took only about 1/2 an hour to set. This will become a regular dessert and I may experiment with other nut butters in this (I can imagine the tastiness of almond or cashew butter,mmmmm...) 8)
Soooo yummy! I was so excited that it set so beautifully! I used 450g of medium-firm tofu and added a bunch of extra chocolate. I think that next time I'd like to try omitting the peanut butter and adding mint instead. Oh, and I totally screwed up the crust and it crumbled to bits, but that was me being stupid, plus it works fine if you don't mind scooping it up with a spoon!
I LOVE this pie! I used a 14-oz container of firm tofu, a whole 12-oz bag of semi-sweet chocolate chips, 2/3 cup peanut butter (unsalted, creamy), and about 1/4 cup of vanilla soymilk. For the crust, I used half a box of graham crackers and 6 tablespoons of vegan margarine mashed together.
I would let this set for longer than an hour in the 'fridge, but it's okay to eat even right away! haha
Well we've had a pie crust in the freezer for like a year.
So. I said I'm makin' a pie!
Yeah. This was amazing.
i also doubled the PB and chips and threw in some PB chips.
I did what HOPFROG said and melted my chips and PB over Low with my soy milk.
and threw in some vanilla.
great texture. I used a hand mixer, then I blended it.
Thanks for the recipe.
Central Florida Vegs Represent!
This pie is absolutely amazing!
I think I pretty much doubled the amount of chocolate and peanutbutter in the recipe. It was sooo rich, just the way I like it.
:P It sounds, and looks soo good!
Instead of mixing the peanut butter and chocolate together, I think I'm going to make separate peanut butter and chocolate layers. I'll just mix peanut butter into a small bowl of the tofu (don't know if I'll use the "silken", or "firm" yet), and make that the bottom layer, then mix the rest with melted chocolate, and make it the top layer. I like layering too, veganbeing! ;)
I'm going to follow hopfrog's suggestion and melt the peanut butter and chocolate before folding it in..lot's more mess, but if it's good, it's worth it!
And I'm also going to try sliced bananas on top!
This looks so good...can't wait to make :D
Thanks! I'll have to look for those next time I'm at Wally World - those mini-pies would make for a good treat at a neighborhood picnic (although my local Wal-Mart sucks and probably doesn't have them, lol. But I'm sure one of the grocery stores will). :)
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