Plus, the recipe makes more crust than filling, so I pureed the berries to fill out the crust.
Overall, not really worth it.

The palace, newly settled though not so new in actuality (hello, 1980's townhouse...), is now home to two +1 bike ridin' vegans, Simi the glass-tipping cat, another devious little kitty named Pasha, 25 pounds of feline love who goes by Nico, and Polly the dog. Polly actively rejects veganism by occasionally trying to eat a cat--usually the fat one.
2 comments:
Mmm... i have been craving vegan cheese cake lately but i didnt want to just use a big blog of tofu.. cashews... now that's my speed.
it was good. i wasn't there for the building of the thing, so i'm not sure how labor intensive it was. i was there for the purchasing of the macadamias, tho, so i can vouch for the fact that it wasn't cheap.
there were a lot of berries, but since it was all raw, having it for breakfast was goooooooood.
i think the cheesecake filling and the crust is worth keeping, and making for that raw potluck your hippy new age friends are having.
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