Very smooth and creamy. I've sent the recipe to many friends because they couldn't imagine a tofu dessert either. I wouldn't have made it if the recipe didn't have the picture.
From EatingWell: EatingWell Fast & Flavorful Meatless Meals (2011), July/August 2012
This chocolate raspberry pie gets an amazing smooth, rich, creamy texture from pureed tofu. But no need to tell that tofu’s the secret ingredient—we’re sure no one will guess.





Very smooth and creamy. I've sent the recipe to many friends because they couldn't imagine a tofu dessert either. I wouldn't have made it if the recipe didn't have the picture.





Made this yesterday and, although my husband was not thrilled about the idea of a tofu pie at first, even he admitted that it was really good! Very creamy consistency and you can really taste the raspberry. Next time I would make my own crust, but overall this gets two thumbs up!





This was delicious and SO easy to make! I didn't have any raspberries, so I just omitted. Instead, I spread a thin layer of black raspberry jelly (no seeds) on the top of the chilled pie, and the taste was out of this world.





I've had a few tofu-based desserts in the past and they've always been terrible! You cannot even tell that this has tofu in it. I used a block of bittersweet chocolate and a few semi-sweet chips that I had left in the pantry. I think the strong dark chocolate taste works well with the tart sweetness of the berries. The filling was nice and dense and sliced beautifully. I'm not even a huge fan of chocolate, but I'll def. make this pie again.
Made recipe exactly as
Made recipe exactly as written. Fantastic vegan pie that is quick
and simple to prepare.