Remove pits from dates, drain, and add to high - powered blender or food processor along
with remaining crust ingredients.
Using a 3/4» - diameter pastry tip or cookie cutter, punch out holes
in remaining crust, covering an area just smaller than the diameter of pie dish.
Roll
the remaining crust on a lightly floured surface to an 11 inch circle.
Dollop
the remaining crust and cheesecake batters over the top, and use a butter knife to swirl them together.
Sprinkle
the remaining crust mixture on top of the fruit and gently press down to cover the fruits
Spoon the filling into the loaf pan and sprinkle
the remaining crust on top.
Then use
the remaining crust dough mixture to crumble over the top.
Cover the apricot filling with
the remaining crust mixture and press lightly to flatten and firm.
Add
the remaining crust ingredients and pulse until well combined and the mixture sticks together (add more water if needed).
Any remaining crust mixture can be rolled into little balls of varying sizes and frozen to use for decoration.
Then, add
the remaining crust ingredients and process again until the batter sticks together when squeezed between fingers.
Top with
the remaining crust mixture.
Add
the remaining crust ingredients and continue processing for about 20 - 30 seconds until a sticky dough begins to form.
Add the remaining tablespoon of coconut flour to
the remaining crust ingredients and mix well to help make it drier and crumblier.
In a medium - sized bowl mix together ground nuts or almond flour and
remaining crust ingredients.
Add
the remaining crust ingredients and continue processing for about 20 - 30 seconds until a sticky dough begins to form.
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