Quaker® Yuzu Pie
A yuzu cream tart with a buttery oat crust, topped with whipped cream for a fresh, citrus-flavored dessert.
Original recipe (1×) yields 6 servings
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Quaker® Oats-Old Fashioned½ cup½ cup
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bananas22
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milk or plant-based milk1 cup1 cup
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Greek yogurt1 tbsp1 tbsp
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brown sugar2 tbsp2 tbsp
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baking powder1 tsp1 tsp
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vanilla bean11
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ground cinnamon½ tsp½ tsp
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olive oil1 tbsp1 tbsp
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plain cream cheese½ cup½ cup
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heavy cream (20%)2 tbsp2 tbsp
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honey1 tsp1 tsp
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ground cinnamon¼ tsp¼ tsp
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silver sugar balls decorationTo tasteTo taste
Ingredients
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Quaker® Oats-Old Fashioned½ cup½ cup
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bananas22
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milk or plant-based milk1 cup1 cup
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Greek yogurt1 tbsp1 tbsp
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brown sugar2 tbsp2 tbsp
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baking powder1 tsp1 tsp
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vanilla bean11
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ground cinnamon½ tsp½ tsp
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olive oil1 tbsp1 tbsp
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plain cream cheese½ cup½ cup
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heavy cream (20%)2 tbsp2 tbsp
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honey1 tsp1 tsp
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ground cinnamon¼ tsp¼ tsp
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silver sugar balls decorationTo tasteTo taste
Cooking Guide
Grind half of the oats, and place them in a food processor.
Add the remaining oats, sugar, and cold butter cut into cubes.
Add salt and blend until the mixture is uniform.
Press the mixture evenly into a low-edged baking dish, as firmly as you can.
Bake at 190°C for 7 to 10 minutes, then remove and let it cool.
To make the cream, pour condensed milk, yuzu juice, and cornstarch into a small pan.
Grate in the yuzu zest and squeeze in the juice.
Mix well and then heat gently until it comes to a boil.
Then mix in the egg yolks and cook for one more minute.
Pour the cream into the baked pastry crust and refrigerate for at least 4 hours, ideally overnight.
Whip the heavy cream then refrigerate overnight.
Decorate the cake with the whipped cream and optionally lime zest.
Made with
Quaker® Oats-Old Fashioned




