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.
Canned pumpkin pie mix will typically go bad within a year of purchase. Sometimes the mix will last less than this.
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Pumpkin pie filling is made by combining pumpkin puree with evaporated milk, sugar, eggs and spices.
When you take it out of the can, mix in a little flour and that should do the job!
In North Ameica only, Pumpkin pie filling is a big seller at Christmas.
If you make the filling yourself (from pumpkin pulp, eggs, cream and spices, you can make sure that there is no gluten (gluten comes from flour) in it. If you purchase a mix to make it you will need to purchase a product which is sold as being gluten free. However, please note that the pastry case of the pie will have flour (and therefore gluten) in it unless you make the pastry out of a treated flour that is sold as being gluten free.
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.
No, canned pumpkin does not have the additional ingredients required for pie that are included in canned pumpkin pie mix. If one has only canned pumpkin, one must use a recipe calling for plain canned pumpkin in order to bake a successful pie.
You can make pumpkin pie filling on the stovetop and it will set up in a baked pie crust.
Canned apple pie filling can last indefinitely as long as the can is not open. After opening, apple pie filling should be kept in the refrigerator for no more than three days before being baked in a pie.
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