Pumpkin pie (with a gluten free crust)
My first taste of pumpkin pie was as part of a yoga-and-dinner deal at Govindas way back when I lived in New Zealand. I can’t believe that it’s taken me this long to make it for myself.
My first taste of pumpkin pie was as part of a yoga-and-dinner deal at Govindas way back when I lived in New Zealand. I can’t believe that it’s taken me this long to make it for myself.
Half way through the morning, as tomato fondue bubbled on the cooker, chocolate egg nests set in a cooler part of the worktop and 11-year-old Little Missy shaped bunny pancakes on a hot frying pan, it hit me: online cooking classes with kids really do work.
Where to find the best Irish pumpkins, how to make pumpkin purée and a recipe for homemade pumpkin spice.
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