Great, Silver!
I think (no, I know !) I've never eaten pumpkin pie before, there's just no tradition for it in Germany. Yours sounds really good, although I'm not quite sure what to expect in terms of taste...

SolarSystem wrote:

Great, Silver!
I think (no, I know !) I've never eaten pumpkin pie before, there's just no tradition for it in Germany. Yours sounds really good, although I'm not quite sure what to expect in terms of taste...

Ok, well Pumpkin Pie is amazing, the spices it contains are typically; cinnamon, allspice and ground ginger, sometimes nutmeg. So there is a vague similarity to gingerbread in terms of flavour, except with the added flavour of cooked, blended Pumpkin. It's similar to squash, but is much better in my opinion. The flavour of the Pumpkin itself is very hard to describe, my suggestion is to find some way to try it. It is, overall, my favourite pie 
 

Never had that...

I brought a gift

Wish they'd kept it in...they had Alice Eve in her underwear, so it's only fair!

Well, she is pretty. But I was mainly looking at Ben through the whole film 

SilverMoonDragonB wrote:

Ok, well Pumpkin Pie is amazing, the spices it contains are typically; cinnamon, allspice and ground ginger, sometimes nutmeg. So there is a vague similarity to gingerbread in terms of flavour, except with the added flavour of cooked, blended Pumpkin. It's similar to squash, but is much better in my opinion. The flavour of the Pumpkin itself is very hard to describe, my suggestion is to find some way to try it. It is, overall, my favourite pie 

Well, in general I know what Pumpkin tastes like, at least when you make a soup of it. As for the spices in the pie, I love cinnamon but I don't really like ginger... so that could be quite interesting indeed.

SolarSystem wrote:

SilverMoonDragonB wrote:

Ok, well Pumpkin Pie is amazing, the spices it contains are typically; cinnamon, allspice and ground ginger, sometimes nutmeg. So there is a vague similarity to gingerbread in terms of flavour, except with the added flavour of cooked, blended Pumpkin. It's similar to squash, but is much better in my opinion. The flavour of the Pumpkin itself is very hard to describe, my suggestion is to find some way to try it. It is, overall, my favourite pie 

Well, in general I know what Pumpkin tastes like, at least when you make a soup of it. As for the spices in the pie, I love cinnamon but I don't really like ginger... so that could be quite interesting indeed.

You can't really taste the ginger, once it's mixed in with everything else it just sort of blends in and everything becomes one flavour. The most I can taste is the cinnamon and the allspice. 
 

tonnaree wrote:

SilverMoonDragonB wrote:

Harriet wrote:

Solar: Not if he wants her to let him in again after his trip Cheers!

Oh yes, a small one please, thanks!

*cuts out a piece* Here you go! Enjoy!  It was recently Thanksgiving here, and Pumpkin Pie is basically a staple for a typical Thanksgiving meal, but I tried something a little different with it this year. I made a shortbread chocolate crust and a vanilla cinnamon whipped cream for the topping...it was soooooooo good *mouth waters* 
 

That sounds amazing!  Pass me a slice please!  

My family loves pumpkin pie and start thinking about it as soon as there's a hint of Fall weather in the air.  

Of course! *gives you a slice* Enjoy! 
Pumpkin Pie, among other things (like raking up leaves and jumping in them, an activity I have seen no reason to stop even when becoming an adult it's still fun! ), is a reason why Autumn is my favourite season.....

kittykat wrote:

I like banoffee pie myself 

That I haven't had before 
 

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