My mother-in-law, a Minnesota farmer's wife, had an amazing collection of unusual recipes--some of them top secret. But she did share this Thanksgiving Pie recipe with me. It is made with ice cream. How good is that?
Pumpkin Peace Pipe Pie
For the crust, I used Cinnamon Graham crackers, 2 packs
1/2 cup sugar
1/2 cup butter
Pulse in food processor until crumbs are finely crushed, and butter is blended.
Press into pie pan, I used 10 inch, if using smaller size, save extra crumbs for another time. Chill
Combine 16 oz. canned pumpkin
1-1/2 cups sugar
1/2 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon cinnamon
1/2 teaspoon ginger
1/4 teaspoon cloves
1 teaspoon vanilla
Mix well then add--
16 oz whipped cream or Cool Whip topping
Soften 1 quart vanilla ice cream and fill pie crust half full
Finish filling with pumpkin mixture
Freeze about 4 hours
For garnish, In heavy pan caramelize 1 cup slivered almonds with
1/4 cup sugar over high heat--Don't take your eyes off them
Stir constantly, when sugar melts they will brown in just a few seconds. Cool on foil.
Freeze until about an hour before serving. Decorate top of pie just before serving with addition Cool Whip, or whipped cream, and almonds.
This pie will be gone in a minute. So cut yourself a little piece, and enjoy
That looks delicious! I've never heard of combining ice cream with pumpkin into a pie. Yum! And I love your tablecloth idea!!! So adorable and what a great memory! Hope your Thanksgiving was nice!
ReplyDeleteOh My Gosh!!! I could eat that whole pie!!!! Yum!! Thanks for stopping by My Other Palette!!
ReplyDeleteVisiting from MMOM, and thanks for visiting my blog. What a great recipe or pumpkin pie! Us Minnesotans know how to use our ice-cream!
ReplyDeletesounds wonderful - i love anything pumpkin! joanne
ReplyDeletemmmmmmmmmm, not big on pumpkin pie - but add ice cream & I'm in!!!!!! :) PS Enjoyed "meeting" your siblings in the other posts as well - just didn't take time to comment.
ReplyDeleteOh, my! That is a delicious looking pie! :)
ReplyDeletelooks yum!
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