Passionfruit & Pistachio Slice...


I know I say it all the time but...
Unbaked Slice
this slice is DELICIOUS!
(But that could be because I LOVE passionfruit!)
It's an unbaked slice...
It has pistachios and biscuit crumbs in it...
Combine those flavours with sweetened condensed milk 
and passionfruit...
(I have adapted this to use passionfruit topping but the original recipe uses fresh passionfruit.)
And you have 'eat it straight from the bowl' deliciousness.
But if you are well-behaved, you will press the mixture in a slice pan, 
and ice the top with creamy passionfruit icing.
Unbaked Slice
Then wait an hour or so, before you slice it into little squares.
Unbaked Slice
This Passionfruit & Pistachio Slice will be devoured with glee...
Unbaked Slice
It is moist and moreish!

I'm sure this recipe is one straight from Grandma's handwritten cookbook.
I like to imagine that it is.
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PASSIONFRUIT & PISTACHIO SLICE

 Base:

2 x 250 gram packets of plain vanilla biscuits (5 US Cups) finely crushed to crumbs

2/3 cup coarsely chopped pistachio nuts

1 x 395 grams (1.29 US cups) of sweetened condensed milk

200 grams (7.05 ounces) of melted butter

zest one lemon

Grease and line a 20cm x 30cm (about 11 by 7 inch) slice tin.

Combine all ingredients.

Press into slice tin.

Place in fridge while making icing.

Icing:

Sift 2 cups of icing sugar (fine powdered sugar)

Add 50 grams (1.7 ounces) of diced soft butter.

Add 3 Tablespoons passionfruit pulp or topping.

Mix and add milk to make a spreadable consistency.

Put on the slice and refrigerate until set. Cut into pieces.

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2 comments:

Kathleen said...

Hi Mia, I don't think we have met before :) I was attracted by the word passionfruit. One reason is that I love passionfruit and the second is I thought you must be from this side of the world where passionfruit is more popular. I also share your love of photography, your photos are lovely. I am visiting from Snickerdoodle Sunday. I have two posts in there that you may find helpful for promoting your blog - The Pinterest Game and The Blogger's Pit Stop drop by and have a go. I love your recipe, I would imagine that one piece is never enough.
Kathleen

Tracey Lee Cassin said...

Thank you Kathleen :) I will stop by.