When the first day of Fall appeared at the end of September, I was so ready to start getting in the mindset 🙂 Just to be clear, I am NOT a pumpkin spice girl. at all. BUT I do enjoy carving pumpkins as well as eating pumpkin pie. I suggested to Nathan that we pick out some pumpkins to carve in the evening – however, the grocery store we went to only had MASSIVE ones or small ones. Rather than giving up on the idea, I suggested that we make a pumpkin pie! How hard could it be?
Nathan quickly looked up arecipe(CLICK FOR THE LINK) on his phone, so we would know what ingredients to buy. We needed: a pumpkin, eggs, brown sugar, cinnamon, evaporated milk, ginger, nutmeg, and salt (we already had most of the spices in our cupboard!). We also went for a frozen pie crust – after watching enough “Great British Bake Off,” we knew how tricky it is to make from scratch 😮
We boiled the pumpkin, once chopped and cleaned, and then got rid of the skin. Then, everything was beat together and put into the crust! The first pie we made was watery after the allotted time, so we left it in for much longer. HOWEVER, the pie crust kept burning and when we covered it with tin foil, the pumpkin mixture did not fully cook.
We still had more pumpkin and spices, which meant we could make another pie 🙂
Yummy 😋 🤤
Your description is making me drool. Can’t wait for my 1st slice of Pumpkin 🎃Pie. Most likely from Sam’s Club or Marie Callender’s, if I want to splurge.
Yummy 😋 🤤
Your description is making me drool. Can’t wait for my 1st slice of Pumpkin 🎃Pie. Most likely from Sam’s Club or Marie Callender’s, if I want to splurge.
Enjoy 😊
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Nathan and I will make one for thanksgiving this year most likely! We can save you some 🙂
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I love pumpkin pie warm with a scoop of whipped cream on top! Glad you got the perfect pie done!
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Mmm same
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Nice blog :)) And cute post :))
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