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Traditionally, cassava pone is made with freshly grated cassava and coconut, but now with the availability of cassava flour and shredded coconut, we have adapted the recipe to make it easier and convenient to enjoy this decadent treat anytime. Cassava pone is a great addition to any gathering, as it is gluten free, vegan and allergen friendly. It is a wonderful balance of savory, sweet and our Happy Harvest spice blend adds the perfect flavorful warmth.
Baking Spirits Bright
West Indies
Irieveda
12
20 minutes
1 hour 15 minutes
This recipe has been adapted from the traditional west indies cassava pone to make it easier to enjoy anytime. It is Gluten Free, Vegan and Allergen Friendly. The texture is dense and gelatinous and the flavor is sweet and warming.
3 cups Cassava Flour
1 cup Shredded Unsweetened Coconut
1 tablespoon IrieVeda Happy Harvest
1 cup Brown Sugar
1 cup Pumpkin Puree
7 tablespoons Melted Butter
5 cups Coconut Milk
1 teaspoon Pure Vanilla
1 teaspoon Rosewater
Preheat oven to 325F. Grease baking dish (9.5 in pie dish) and set aside.
In a mixing bowl combine all dry ingredients and mix to eliminate any clumps.
Combine remaining wet ingredients and mix to combine.
Pour mixture into greased dish. Bake on center rack for 1 hour 15 minutes.
Product will be firm to touch and brown on top when completely baked. Let cool for at least 30 minutes. Slice and enjoy!
Store covered in refrigerator.
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