I promised you the recipe for this, as well, so here you go–two recipes in one week! This pie uses a pre-made pie crust. Now I vary from the suggested recipe because vinegar and my body do not agree. But it came out very tasty and good.
Crust (you can make as specified or follow my version):
1 package Glutino Pie Crust Mix
3/4 cup + 2 tbsp coconut oil, softened but not liquid2 eggs
1/4 cup cold water
Using your hands (I find it works best), crumble coconut oil into pie crust mix. Add eggs, work those in. One tbsp at a time, add water, working in, until mixture holds together well. Form into a ball. Cut in half, then wrap each half in plastic cling wrap and chill for several hours (you can freeze this if you package properly, too).
Before mixing filling:
One crust per pie plate, use fingers to spread evenly on bottom and sides of plate, forming as smooth and even of a crust as you can. This is not a pie crust that is easy to roll, so much better to just use your fingers.
Filling:
2 cans pumpkin puree, 15-16 ounces each1 can coconut milk (unsweetened)
1 cup molasses, unsulphered and gluten free
2/3 cup brown sugar
4 eggs
1/2 tsp salt
1 tsp Ceylon cinnamon (we use more but then we like it)
1/4 tsp cloves (optional)
Whip all ingredients together well. Pour into pie crusts. Place on baking sheets and carefully place into preheated oven (350 degrees). Bake for 75 minutes. Carefully remove, chill before cutting.
Makes 2 pies, 9″ each.
This is really cool to finally have a recipe I can share with some friends or family. Plus it sounds really tasty. How do you not have more than one piece?? đŸ™‚ Willpower and me at times are not the best of friends. Thank you for sharing this recipe.