All pumpkin pie recipes vary a little bit, but they produce the same basic pie. Being Organic shouldn't have any effect on the flavor.
Pumpkin pie filling can be made with canned pumpkin pie filling; or it can be made from pumpkin puree, made from real pumpkins. When made from real pumpkin puree, it is mixed with milk, sugar, and spices to make a very tasty filling. Some people use allspice, nutmeg and/or cinnamon as the spices.
Pumpkin pie filling is made by combining pumpkin puree with evaporated milk, sugar, eggs and spices.
In North Ameica only, Pumpkin pie filling is a big seller at Christmas.
You can make pumpkin spice cupcakes by combining cake mix and pumpkin pie filling. Just mix the cake mix with the pumpkin pie filling, pour into cupcake liners, and bake according to the cake mix instructions.
To make pumpkin pie filling using canned pumpkin, combine the canned pumpkin with sugar, spices like cinnamon and nutmeg, eggs, and evaporated milk. Mix well and pour into a pie crust before baking until set.
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One creative way to incorporate pumpkin pie filling into a cake recipe is to swirl it into the batter before baking to create a marbled effect. Another idea is to use it as a filling between cake layers for a pumpkin pie-flavored cake. You can also mix it into the frosting for a delicious pumpkin-flavored icing.
You can make pumpkin pie filling on the stovetop and it will set up in a baked pie crust.
Yes, you can freeze pumpkin pie filling for later use. Just make sure to store it in an airtight container and thaw it in the refrigerator before using.
Yes, you can scoop pumpkin pie out of its shell and place it into cupcake liners. This can create a unique dessert where the pumpkin filling is featured in a cupcake format. Just ensure the filling is thick enough to hold its shape; otherwise, you may need to adjust the recipe or use a thicker filling. Baking the cupcake liners with the filling may also help set it properly.
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YES!! But the white pumpkin has a very different flavor and texture than an orange pumpkin. You do need to add more spices and change things up a bit. The taste will be different than a regular pumpkin pie. Depending on the variety the white pumpkins can be more mild tasting, and also have more of a starchy flavor, resembles a watery baked potato crossed with spaghetti squash. That's just my personal experience.