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This pumpkin pie recipe calls for dairy and eggs. Need egg & dairy free? Try our outstanding vegan pumpkin pie recipe.
Fresh pumpkin and organic ingredients transform an old standby into something wonderfully delicious.
Pumpkin is surprisingly easy to cook, and you can freeze extra for another pie, or pumpkin soup.
Total Prep & Cook Time: 90 min.
One deep dish pie, 6 - 8 servings
Nutrition Data, 186g: 316 calories, 120 calories from fat, 43g carbohydrate, 13g fat, 274mg sodium, 20g sugars, 2g dietary fiber, 7g protein, 199% DV Vitamin A, 10% DV Calcium, 17% DV Iron. Estimated glycemic load: 28
If you can't find a pumpkin, don't despair. Butternut squash works just as well, if not better. Or even yam or sweet potato. If you want two pies, double the pie ingredients, and pie crust. One 5 lb pumpkin is usually enough for two pies.
Vegan Version: My daughter recently made a vegan version of this pumpkin pie recipe. She used 2 1/2 Tbsp egg replacer, with 1/4 cup water, and soy milk instead of cow's milk. For a firmer pie, we recommend adding a couple Tbsp organic cornstarch as well.
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