Alissa's Pecan Pie! wow

[raweater]

I just made Alissa's Pecan Pie and it's incredible, you could call it sugar pie if you skipped the cup of pecans on top! And what I like best is that it's an incredible 5500 calories! I have over 10 raw recipe books and this one is definately my favorite, and I barely tried 10 or so recipes so far (but have remade many of those several times already).

[eachpeachpearplum]

Note to self: MAKE PECAN PIE ASAP!

[deberaw]

Oh My! That looks soooo good! I must make some!!!!

[JennaBoBenna]

Yum yum! My dbf made it for Thxgiving one year--delish!

[Vaclare79]

That looks incredible!!!!!!!!

[ViolinCyndee]

WOW! but: 5500 calories! :eek: I would just have a little piece of that...

(want to lose 10-15 pounds, or so)

[Moretta]

Mmmmmmmmmmm delish.

[spiralgirl]

raweater,

I gotta try this recipe and I have Alissa's book too but haven't made that one yet. In my SAD days pecan pie was my favourite dessert.

[JennaBoBenna]

Mmmm, I keep coming back to this thread and thinking "If only Alissa's book wasn't packed up!" (moving soon...)

:D

[raweater]

WOW! but: 5500 calories! :eek: I would just have a little piece of that...

(want to lose 10-15 pounds, or so)
Please see my comments about loosing weight in my Alissa's blueberry pie question thread. You do not need to count/limit fat/calories/sugar on raw, you can eat what you want when you want and will still loose weight as long as it's raw. The calorie/fat/sugar myth is only partially true when eating cooked or otherwise unnatural food, when what you're eating is natural like raw food, your body will self balance.

[deberaw]

I totally agree with you Raweater...but the body will only self-regulate if one listens and follows what their body is telling them. If one is eating an un-balanced Raw diet, then they sure can gain and/or just not lose. Balance is key, in my opinion. Deb