Pineapple Raspberry Jelly Pudding
- Prep: 10 Mins / Cook: 20 Mins
 - Serves 4
 - easy
 
A moist and sweet pitted date biscuit base with a tangy pineapple and raspberry topping - delicious!
Gluten Free Dairy Free High ProteinIngredients
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- Biscuit:
 - Rolled Oats Rolled Porridge Oats 220g 2 & 1/2 cups
 - Almonds Almonds 120g 5/6 cup
 - Pitted Dates Pitted Dates 100g 1/2 cup
 - Coconut Oil Coconut Oil 2 tbsp 2 tbsp
 - Agave Nectar Agave Nectar 2 tbsp 2 tbsp
 - Jelly:
 - Raspberries Raspberries 250g 1 & 2/3 cups
 - Pineapple Chunks Pineapple Chunks 250g 1 & 2/3 cups
 - Agar Agar Powder Agar Agar Powder 1 tbsp 1 tbsp
 - Water Water 120ml 1/2 cup
 
Instructions
- 1.Put the biscuit ingredients into a blender, and blend until you get a sticky dough you can handle.
 - 2.On a serving plate, pour the dough into a cake cutter ring, flatten evenly with your hands or spatula, and reserve in the fridge to chill (keep the ring in place).
 - 3.Add the pineapple to a saucepan. Cook on the stove for 5-6 minutes, adding a little water (I used 60ml) and the agar agar powder.
 - 4.Once cooked, set aside to cool.
 - 5.Take out the cake base from the fridge. Now add a thin jelly layer on top of your biscuit base. Place back in the fridge.
 - 6.Now add the raspberries to a saucepan, and cook on the stove for 5 minutes with water (60ml again). Stir and squish the raspberries as they cook to get a smooth consistency. Once done, set aside, to cool for 5 minutes.
 - 7.Now add your raspberry layer to the cake mould, flatten with a spatula if needed.
 - 8.Now store in the fridge for at least 4 hours, until firm.
 - 9.When the time is up, take your cake from the fridge, carefully remove the cake ring.
 - 10.Top with sliced fig and physallis. Enjoy!
 
Nutritional Information
- Calories:
594 - Fat:
27g - Sodium:
2mg - Carbs:
79g - Sugar:
32g - Protein:
14g