When we went to the pumpkin patch we made sure we bought a little one for Scott's sliced pumpkin pie recipe. I asked Eli to take some photos of the process while I was taking a shower. I had to show you how detail oriented he was! :) He must know the secret to a good shot is taking more than you need...
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| Scott sliced up the pumpkin and baked it in a cream sauce made of Heavy whipping cream, nutmeg, vanilla, cinnamon and sweetened condensed milk. He topped off each slice with whip cream and baked pumpkin seeds. YUM! |
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| Bad pic but AMAZING slice of pumpkin! |
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| The kids and I hung out that afternoon carving pumpkins and making crafty things. I was really in an artsy mood. |
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| Ewww...slimey! |
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| My baby can carve his own pumpkin. sniff. sniff. |
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| Ok. so he needed a little help. |
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| There is nothing as scary as a teen with a knife posing with a big smile, right? |
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| After carving one side they finished off their pumpkins with our plastic face pieces. It was a day full of PUMPKINS! |
2 comments:
The pumkin slices sound so yummy!! I may have to try that :)
I love the creativity that each kid brings to the pumpkin carving table.. and yes.. teenagers w/ scary smiles & big knives.. I'm looking for a place to hide!! lol!
You should try it. It is soo delicous! Slice the pumpkin and line up in a shallow baking dish. Mix the other ingredients I mentioned and pour over the pumpkin slices. They should be covered in the cream. He cooked them at 350 degrees for about 60 mins. Its Yummy!
When I took that photo of Autumn I didn't realize how freaky it looked. Made me laugh when I went thru them last night. :) I should have been scared! lol
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