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    Duo Dishes’ Coconut Peanut Butter Cream Pie

    PIE-A-DAY #19 This pie comes to us from Chrystal Baker, who co-curates the foodie website Duo Dishes with her friend Amir. With a jar of coconut peanut butter in hand,…

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    KCRW placeholderBy Good Food • Jun 27, 2011 • 1 min read

    PIE-A-DAY #19

    This pie comes to us from Chrystal Baker, who co-curates the foodie website Duo Dishes with her friend Amir.

    With a jar of coconut peanut butter in hand, it was time to think hard about the best way to use it. The idea for a creamy, yet airy cream pie was first in line of ideas. There’s something about a cream pie that seems perfect for summer. It’s light and cool with enough sweetness to satisfy any craving for sugar. The coconut peanut butter was a lucky score this time. We received a jar in the mail, and the combination of coconuts and peanuts in one bite seemed like a sign from the pie skies to use it in a dessert. When coconut cream pie and peanut butter cream pie meet, they make a wonderful pair. You can find the full recipe for our Coconut Peanut Butter Cream Pie here.

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