Coconut Impossible Pie

Delicious coconut impossible pie with a golden crust and creamy filling. Perfect for a quick dessert.

Coconut Impossible Pie is so easy to make, even the kids could have a go! If you haven’t heard of an Impossible Pie – it is where you mix all the ingredients together, and when it bakes, it turns into three layers.? A delicious base, a creamy centre and a crunch top.? It seems ‘Impossible’ – hence the name!

Coconut Impossible Pie is delicious hot from the oven with a big scoop of vanilla ice cream.

Coconut Impossible Pie

Recipe by Stay at Home Mum
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Course: DessertsCuisine: AmericanDifficulty: Easy

A simple dessert that magically forms its own crust as it bakes, combining creamy custard and shredded coconut for a delightful treat.

Servings
+

6

servings
Prep time

6

minutes
Cooking time

1

hour 
Calories

250

kcal
Total time

1

hour 

6

minutes
Cook Mode

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Ingredients

  • 1 cup Dessicated Coconut

  • 1 cup  Plain Flour

  • 2 tsp  Vanilla Extract

  • 1 cup  Caster Sugar

  • 4  Eggs

  • 100 g Butter

  • 3 cups  Milk

Directions

  • Throw in all the ingredients in a bowl and mix well.
  • Pour into a greased pie dish and bake for an hour at 180 degrees.
  • After baking, let it cool for a bit and eat it like a pudding with a scoop of ice cream or put it in the fridge then slice it like a cake. Either way, enjoy your Coconut Impossible pie!

Notes

  • Coconut Impossible Pie is not suitable for freezing so you’ll have to eat it fresh!
  • Don’t skip on the sugar in this recipe – or you will end up with scrambled egg impossible pie!
  • Garnish with grated chocolate and cream if desired.
  • For a dairy free version, substitute the milk with rice milk or oat milk. For a gluten free version, substitute the flour with gluten free flour.

 

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Clare Whitfield Chief Editor
Clare Whitfield is the Editor of Stay at Home Mum and a recognised voice in practical home management for Australian families. Based in the northern suburbs of Sydney, she balances editorial leadership with life as a stay at home mum to two school age children. Her background in home economics and more than a decade of experience in recipe development, family budgeting, and household systems inform her work.

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Responses to “Coconut Impossible Pie”

  1. Sheryl Avatar
    Sheryl

    Have just made This pie. Smells great

  2. Sarah Avatar
    Sarah

    Hi, can I make this in the morning and warm it again before serving at night?

    1. Jody Allen Avatar

      Yes Sarah, just keep it covered in the fridge.

  3. kristie Avatar
    kristie

    Hi i was just wondering is it best to uae the moist coconut or the dried? Thanks

    1. Jody Allen Avatar

      Just the dried dessicated would be fine.

  4. Laurie Avatar
    Laurie

    How long does this pie last in the fridge??

    1. Jody Allen Avatar

      Up to two days Laurie.

  5. Allison Stone Avatar
    Allison Stone

    Saw this on Facebook and, as a coconut addict, simply HAD to bake this wonderful pie.

    TIPS TO AMERICAN BAKERS:
    1. “Caster Sugar” means “Superfine” — so get the C&H Baker’s Sugar since it dissolves so much better.
    2. This can throw you off a bit because the cup & teaspoon measurements are familiar American ones. HOWEVER, the listed 180 degree temperature is CELCIUS, not Fahrenheit. So set your oven at 355 degrees F!

  6. Natasha Faddoul Avatar
    Natasha Faddoul

    How do I know if its ready

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