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| Pumpkin Pie 101 | |
 | from Linda Larsen Pumpkin pie is the traditional dessert for Thanksgiving dinner. Learn how to make this rich and creamy dessert, or try a variation if you're feeling adventurous. |
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| Pumpkin Pie 101 | |
| Fresh or canned? I personally use canned solid pack pumpkin when making a pumpkin pie, but if you're feeling very tradtional, start with a fresh pumpkin! And don't forget to save the Pumpkin Seeds! | |
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| Making pie crust is one of the biggest challenges a baker or cook tackles. There are all kinds of rules about making pie crusts; this recipe breaks those rules. I think that that is the reason this recipe is good for a beginning cook; you don't have to worry about keeping the dough cold, about just the right amount of mixing, and adding the right amount of liquid. | |
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| Cookie Pie Crust and Nut Cookie Pie Crust are super simple variations that will work perfectly with any pumpkin filling. Or try a gingersnap crust to add more flavor to this traditional pie. | |
| Dessert Pies | |
| Any of the pies in this large collection are perfect for a special dessert. | |
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