I was in the grocery store the other day and mid sentence about something to do with tomatoes I noticed they had pie pumpkins out. I promptly forgot what I was saying and rushed over to the pumpkins leaving Chris hanging on whatever I was oh so important about the tomatoes. Chris wasn't nearly as excited as I was, but we ended up going home with a pumpkin.
The puree from one pumpkin supplied me with enough pumpkin for bars, a pie, and pumpkin spiced lattes. For now, the pumpkin bars.
I used a recipe from the Food Network's website. I've never made a bad recipe off their site and this was no exception. The bars came out moist, dense, and perfectly done in the allotted time. I did add a few dashes of nutmeg and ground cloves since just cinnamon seemed a little plain. I've never made pumpkin bars before but I've sampled plenty- these were by far the best I've tried. I brought them to school and left them in the teacher's lounge. They were gone before lunch.
A friend of mine has a special spot in her heart for the seasonal pumpkin spice lattes at the coffee shops, so we decided to give homemade ones a try. I used this recipe. It tasted wonderful. I wasn't a fan of the pumpkin "pulp" that settled to the bottom of the mug, but my friend didn't seem to mind.
The puree from one pumpkin supplied me with enough pumpkin for bars, a pie, and pumpkin spiced lattes. For now, the pumpkin bars.
A friend of mine has a special spot in her heart for the seasonal pumpkin spice lattes at the coffee shops, so we decided to give homemade ones a try. I used this recipe. It tasted wonderful. I wasn't a fan of the pumpkin "pulp" that settled to the bottom of the mug, but my friend didn't seem to mind.
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