Recipe: Mango-coconut pie using duck eggs

I finally found some coconut flour for sale in my area and I immediately wanted to use it in something delicious. I stumbled on this recipe in one of my mom’s old cook books and I adapted it to work with coconut flour, not wheat flour. I also used duck eggs instead of chicken eggs. Duck eggs are great for baking as they make the pastry more fluffy.

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You’ll need;

  • One ripe mango cut into cubes
  • 140g coconut flour
  • One tablespoon baking powder
  • 175g butter (warmed up)
  • 175g sugar
  • 4 eggs (I used duck eggs, you can substitute 5-6 chicken eggs)
  • 2 tablespoons lemon juice
  • 30g dried coconut
  • 2 extra tablespoons of sugar
  • More dried coconut to decorate
  • I used a 23cm pie dish

Line the pie dish with grease paper and spread the mango cubes evenly. Add coconut flour, baking powder together in a bowl, then add and mix with the warm, soft butter, the sugar, and eggs.

Scoop the mixture over the mango. Try to push it down a bit with a spoon into the layer of mango. Put the pie in the oven at 180°C for 40-50 minutes. The top should feel firm.

 

Let everything cool down for a few minutes. Flip the pie into a larger plate or pie dish. Turn the grill on high-heat, sprinkle some sugar and dried coconut over the pie and put it under the grill for 5 minutes. Transfer onto a cake stand or large plate.

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2 Comments Add yours

  1. Dimma says:

    Oh my goodness! Duck eggs?! So creative! I’m literally salivating. Can I have some please? This is a lovely recipe “The Lowland Homestead”, I sure will try it out sometime. Thanks for sharing!

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  2. Thank you Dimma! Duck eggs are really great for pastry making!

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