When life gives you Pumpkins, you make Pumpkin Pie!
Granted it’s not Thanksgiving yet but September sure rolled around quite quickly, and with the change of the weather, it might as well be Autumn.
So rejoice people!
Pumpkin Spiced everything has started to hit the shelves, and heck, the stores are already stocking up on Halloween decorations & to my surprise, Christmas cards! I swear they start earlier every year!
With pumpkins in stock, I decided to make an easy or lazy whichever you prefer, version of the pie.
Pumpkin Filling:
3 large eggs
1 can (425 grams) pure pumpkin puree (Libbys)
1/2 cup (120ml) double cream/ whipping cream
1/2 cup (110 grams) light brown sugar
1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
1/2 teaspoon ground ginger
1/8 teaspoon ground nutmeg or cloves
1/2 teaspoon salt
I used a shop bought pie crust. This recipe should be enough for one big one or 2 small ones.
The original recipe included ground cloves but since I can’t find ground cloves, I replaced it with Nutmeg instead.
Lightly whisk the eggs in a large bowl.
Then add the ground ginger, cinnamon, sugar, ground nutmeg (in my case), double cream, pumpkin filling and salt into the eggs and mix it all up.
Pour the mixture into the ready made pie shell…
Bake it for approximately 45 minutes on 190 degrees. The crust looked bit brown & knife test came out almost clean.
Let it cool down and enjoy with a dollop of Ice cream or whipped cream.
Easy peasy pumpkin easy, especially with the ready-made pie crust, it only took 10 – 15 minutes to prepare.
I bought the Pumpkin Puree from Fenwicks, Newcastle but I believe you can find it at any place with an American section in the UK.
For those of you wishing to make the puree from scratch, you can check out the recipe from BBC Good food.
Overall, this was an easy dessert to make, and to my surprise, it did not taste too much of pumpkin.
Tuck in, enjoy and don’t forget, it’s better served cold unless you like it hot.
Happy September!
Courtney xx
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Great recipe! I’d love to try this out!
Can I please ask where you purchased the can of pumpkin from in Newcastle? I’ve been searching for ages but with no luck (apart from in Fenwicks, where it costs an arm and a leg!).
Thank you 🙂
M xx
Ooops please ignore my question, you answered it in your piece! Sorry!! xx
Hey hun! Aw don’t worry, I think I saw one in tesco recently, I think they might have their own brand for their pumpkin puree but should work too, of course . Let me know how it turns out! xx
Really interesting recipe and it looks easy to make it. I’m actually gonna try and make it for Halloween. It’s always nice to try new things. Do you by any chance know how to make pumpkins for Halloween as well? Thanks for the recipe!
Hahaha you have to ask the plant for that part! Easier with the supermarket don’t you think? :p