Homemade Pumpkins Cooking Ideas

Pumpkins are in season now and can be used in a variety of recipes. You can also make your own puree to add to your favorite recipes. Here are some ideas to try. You can make pumpkin soup, pumpkin pie, and pumpkin roll cake. You can also bake pumpkin seeds to make a delicious winter treat.

Autumn pumpkins are arriving in local markets

With the arrival of fall, pumpkins are arriving in local markets and grocery stores across the country. Some local farms specialize in growing pumpkins, and many offer pumpkin-picking opportunities as well as fun seasonal activities. Pumpkin patches usually spring up around September and are a great way to get fresh pumpkins. Most pumpkin patches also offer a pick-your-own option.

If you have a pumpkin carving project in mind, pumpkins can be purchased in a variety of sizes. You can choose from mini and patch varieties, or a standard large and jumbo pumpkin. The shape of the pumpkin is also important for carving. Pumpkins with thinner walls are easier to carve. Typically, pumpkin harvest season starts in mid-September and continues through October and November.

In Michigan, pumpkins are starting to arrive in local markets. In fact, the Meijer Company has estimated that more than 500,000 pumpkins will be sold locally this year.

Homemade Honey Pumpkin Pie

A homemade honey pumpkin pie is an excellent way to add extra flavor to a traditional pumpkin pie. This sweet, velvety pie is a great treat for the fall, and can be made in the instant pot. Its honey flavor lends a subtle sweetness to the pumpkin pie filling. To create this pie, you will first need to prepare the pie crust. To make the crust, combine cream and egg. This will give the crust a flakey and golden texture. Next, pour the filling into the pie crust. After the filling is in place, you should allow any air bubbles to escape before removing it from the oven.

Once you have the pie shell, prepare the pumpkin filling. To make the filling, combine pumpkin, brown sugar, and spices. Then, add the pumpkin and whisk in the honey. Next, pour the pumpkin mixture into the pie shell. Bake the pie for 40 to 50 minutes.

Pumpkin Roll Cake

To prepare a homemade pumpkin roll cake, start by heating the oven to 375 degrees F. Line the baking sheet with parchment paper and spray with non-stick cooking spray. In a mixing bowl, combine flour, baking powder, and spices. In another bowl, combine egg yolks, brown sugar, and granulated sugar. Beat them until they are thick and lemon-colored. Add pumpkin puree and beat until well combined. Gradually add the dry ingredients. Beat the mixture on low until it is combined. Fold the batter into the pan. Once the batter is ready, bake the cake for 15 minutes.

If you want to make your own pumpkin roll cake, you can use pumpkin puree as the main flavoring ingredient. Pumpkin pie spice and cinnamon are also excellent additions to this delicious cake. You can add other flavorings, such as apple butter or maple syrup. Alternatively, you can add chocolate chips or toasted nuts.

Baked Pumpkin and Winter Squash Seeds

Spice up baked pumpkin and winter squash seeds with a variety of seasonings. Pumpkin seeds can be flavored with a little extra light olive oil and a dash of ground cinnamon, nutmeg, or cloves. You can also add a little Himalayan pink salt.

To prepare these seeds, you need to clean and dry them well. Next, you should toss them in olive oil and a sprinkle of salt. Toss the seeds into a single layer and bake for about 12 minutes. Stir occasionally to make sure that the seeds are evenly roasted. When the seeds are golden, they’re ready to be served!

You can also roast the seeds from roasted pumpkins and winter squash. These seeds are delicious roasted and are also delicious as snacks.

Pumpkin Slab Pie

Homemade Pumpkin Slab Pie is a delicious and easy pie that has all of the same ingredients as a traditional pumpkin pie but with a thicker, buttery crust. Its buttery crust is perfect for the creamy custard filling that makes this pie so popular. It is also a great option for large gatherings, as it can easily be doubled.

Homemade Pumpkin Slab Pie cooking ideas: The pumpkin in this pie is usually baked in a slab form. This makes it easy to slice the pie into individual pieces and serve it to guests. It can be stored in the refrigerator for up to three days or frozen for up to two months. When storing the pie, it is best to let it thaw in the refrigerator overnight before serving.

To make a homemade Pumpkin Slab Pie, start by mixing the filling ingredients. Once you have a smooth mixture, mix in the remaining ingredients. Make sure to make enough for two round pumpkin pie crusts. The dough should be thin enough to bake, but not so thin that it becomes soggy in the center. Once the filling is ready, roll out the dough and cut out fun shapes to decorate the pie. Bake the pie for at least 20 minutes, or until the filling is set. Use a toothpick to check for doneness.

Pumpkin Pie with Streusel Crumb Topping

This homemade pumpkin pie recipe is a wonderful treat for fall or winter gatherings. It is the perfect dessert to serve with vanilla ice cream or homemade whipped cream. The streusel crumbs are a mix of brown sugar, flour, butter, and chopped pecans. The pie should be lightly jiggly in the center when it is done baking, but not too soft.

For the topping, you can use store-bought pie crust or make your own. Most grocers carry pie crusts in the freezer section. To make the topping, combine all-purpose flour with salt and cut in the butter to form a crumbly mixture. Prepare the pie crust before you begin baking it. You should also prepare the streusel topping ahead of time, or you may end up with a crumbly pie that cracks when cut.

This homemade pumpkin pie with streusel crumbs is one of the best desserts to serve for fall. The streusel top is a beautiful addition to this pie, and the pumpkin filling is just the right amount of spice. You can serve this pie right away, or you can store it in the refrigerator for two to three hours before serving it.

Homemade Pumpkin Scones

If you love pumpkin, you will love these homemade pumpkin scones. They are soft, sweet, and pumpkin spice. They are perfect for fall bake sales. They also make an excellent breakfast, brunch, or afternoon snack. Whether you have a sweet tooth or a spicy one, these scones will be the perfect addition to any gathering.

First, prepare the glaze. For a simple glaze, combine the powdered sugar and two tablespoons of heavy cream. Knead the mixture about three to four times. Then, cut the scones into 8-inch squares, each diagonally. Brush each scone with the glaze and bake for 20 to 25 minutes. Remove from the oven, and let cool.

If you don’t want to use canned pumpkin, you can substitute it with homemade pumpkin puree. The key is to make sure the pumpkin is firm, but not runny. In addition, make sure the pumpkin is drained. If you don’t have time to make pumpkin scones right away, you can also freeze them after they’ve been made. When you bake them from frozen, add an extra two minutes to the baking time.

Easy Pumpkin Quick Bread

Unlike other baked goods, pumpkin bread doesn’t have to be a complicated recipe. Instead of a traditional yeast dough, quick breads use baking soda and powder for leavening. Because of this, quick take longer to bake, but they don’t have to take hours to prepare. Canned pumpkin puree is an excellent option for this recipe because it’s ready in minutes. Alternatively, you can roast your own pumpkin and make this recipe using fresh pumpkin.

This pumpkin bread freezes well and makes two loaves. Make sure to cool the bread completely before freezing it. Once frozen, wrap tightly in plastic wrap or foil. This will keep the bread fresh for two to three months. Once defrosted, simply thaw overnight in the refrigerator.

This moist and dense bread is the perfect fall treat. Serve it with a dollop of butter to complete the autumn experience. The spices in this recipe make it the perfect combination of pumpkin flavor and bread texture. It makes for an excellent breakfast treat and is also great for gift-giving.