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I always make the pumpkin pies for Thanksgiving dinner and would like
to change things up a bit. The other day I had a pumpkin pie that was bought from a local grocery store's bakery, and the filling was dark, like a gingery brown, and dense, almost mousse-like. I liked it *so much* better than the light, custardy pie that I get from making it according to the canned pumpkin recipe. The thing is, I don't know how to achieve this denser pie filling. It didn't have an eggy taste or texture so I can't imagine it's more eggs. Does anyone know, or have a recipe that delivers a dense, darker, pumpkin pie? Thanks in advance... :-) Jen |
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