by alliwalli,
11/7/2011This has become one of my favorite pumpkin pie recipes. If you wait until the next day, it is perfect!
by hkamp,
11/1/2010My family have never been much in the way of pumpkin pie fans, but I always wondered how much of a difference cooking the pumpkin myself was. The first is that it's much lighter than in the picture, the second is that I had a lot of people comment that it tasted more like Sweet Potato pie than pumpkin. For them that was a huge compliment! I am fairly sure I'll make this recipe again!
by singletary,
10/15/2010Best Pumpkin Pie ever. Everyone raved about it.
by boopietta,
2/21/2010I am not a pumpkin pie person, but I made this for Thanksgiving for those in my family who do love it. The idea of the coconut milk intrigued me. I thought it gave an interesting flavor and added sweetness. My mother, who is a pumpkin pie fan, felt it was bland. She likes the spicier versions. Probably would not make this again, but it certainly worked as a recipe.
by Anjouw,
11/13/2009This version of pumpkin pie was a big hit with my husband who is not usually a pumpkin pie fan. I didn't have a spiced rum on hand, but used a dark Panama rum and it was delicious. Definitely a nice change from the usual.
by Shanna_Aquaritopia,
10/24/2009Nichole Rees has done it again. I am a "self taught amatuer pastry chef" and Nicole Rees is my favorate of all pastry chefs. Everything she designs comes out beautiful. And most often she uses ingredients available to all of us, not just the rich.
I have found coconut milk to be a fantastic substitute for cream (for most uses anyway) and I always wondered why chefs did not use it more often. My son has autism and is on the SCD, so I use an awful lot of coconut milk. Of course someone on the SCD can't have this pumpkin pie...... but CF/GF kids can; skip the crust and you have a gourmet gluten free and casien free pumpkin pie, no alterations needed.
by lolabakes,
10/16/2009