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Nectarine Cheese Pie

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Nectarine Cheese Pie

Filling:
8 oz cream cheese (organic neufchatel, best for you and the planet)
2 large organic eggs
1/2 cup sugar
2 tbsp whole milk maple yoghurt (I use Brown Cow)
1 tsp vanilla

Topping:
2-3 large ripe organic nectarines
1 cup organic fruit juice (I like Trader Joe's Mango-Acai Berry)
1 tbsp cornstarch
1/4 cup sugar
1 tsp lemon juice
1/4 tsp almond extract

1 unbaked 9" pie shell

Beat the cream cheese in a bowl, using an electric mixer set on medium speed, until smooth. Gradually add the eggs, 1/2 cup sugar, milk and vanilla, beating well after each addition. Pour into unbaked pie shell. Bake in 375 degrees F. (190 degrees C.) oven. for 30 minutes or until set. Cool on a wire rack.

Wash and slice nectarines. Arrange slices on top of cheese filling.

Combine cornstarch and 3/4 cup sugar in a small saucepan. Gradually stir in the fruit juice, lemon juice and almond extract. Cook over medium heat, stirring constantly, until the mixture boils and thickens. Remove from the heat and spoon the glaze over the nectarines. Cover and chill for at least one hour or until set.

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Comments

BitzyMe 11. March 2008, 00:10

OH Boy I can't wait to try this!!!!!!
All ingredients going on my shopping list for this weekend.

Zé Vasconcelos 21. March 2008, 14:42

Huummm it looks delicious.

ALLY_G 29. March 2008, 11:17

hmmmm, that looks and sound great. :eyes: :smile:
I'll try that the next time too.

FrogBoots 29. March 2008, 17:37

Bitzy, did you try this yet?

Thanks, Ze!

Elke, I hope you will enjoy it. :smile: If you can't find fresh nectarines, you could use many other types of fruit or berries.

BitzyMe 29. March 2008, 19:49

No I haven't yet but it is on my list
Been pretty busy with Brady..! Consumes a lot of my time at home.

FrogBoots 29. March 2008, 20:26

I'm sure. In a little while we will have lots of good locally grown fruit to experiment with. :up:

MrLeffe 17. August 2008, 19:05

It sounds really nice I will try this one to. Hope I will get it right.Thank you.

FrogBoots 17. August 2008, 20:31

:smile: :up: I hope it turns out well for you.

MrLeffe 17. August 2008, 20:41

:up: :up: :smile:

studio41 19. August 2008, 04:31

looks good!

FrogBoots 19. August 2008, 11:50

Thanks! It tastes good too! I hope you'll try it. :smile:

1bluebox 21. August 2008, 14:26

i think you can also use that sugar substitute splenda if you are concerned about the calories. i love cream cheese and fresh fruit! this looks delicious!!!!!! good blog post makes me want to bake one too! :chef:

think i'll try and find some berries and maybe a kiwi for mine. then, i'll have to hold a get-together or i'll eat the whole thing by myself! :happy:

eagle4eyes 23. October 2008, 23:11

This sounds delicious. I will have to try this reciepe. :up:

FrogBoots 24. October 2008, 03:19

Great! I hope you will enjoy it! :smile:

folleherbe 13. November 2008, 14:00

:yikes: MIAM!MIAM!MIAM!
I'll try when it will come the nectarine's season...

FrogBoots 13. November 2008, 16:18

:smile: Bon appetit! :up:

folleherbe 13. November 2008, 16:30

Merci :wink:

Flying Red Fox Blog 2. January 2009, 17:35

YUMMY!!!!! :D:chef: very good chef you are!

FrogBoots 2. January 2009, 18:32

Thanks! :happy: Did you try it, or just taste it in your mind? :wink:

Flying Red Fox Blog 2. January 2009, 18:39

I hope it was yummy lol, the proof is in the pudding they say, i better make it one day and taste it hehe. P:

FrogBoots 2. January 2009, 19:39

It was definitely yummy! :D I hope you will make it and enjoy it too! :up:

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