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Cooking & Baking

yorkster

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6. Did the old recipe call for apples of any type?

Reply to PJMcK (Original post)

Mon Oct 28, 2024, 08:52 AM

Oct 28

Or, is it because Granny Smiths are crisp and stay firmer in baking process?
This recipe sounds quite delicious.

I love the idea of cranberries and pumpkin together..

I once made pumpkin pie with a recipe that called for brandy and cream. Nummy as we used to say.
Thx for this interesting historical take.

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Pumpion pie from 1670 [View all] PJMcK Oct 28 OP

It looks delicious. Curious about the added herbs? Polly Hennessey Oct 28 #1

The herbs PJMcK Oct 28 #3

I'm going to give it a shot. marble falls Oct 28 #2

The pumpkin PJMcK Oct 28 #4

Been scratching pumpkin pies for many years, but thanks for the heads up ... marble falls Oct 28 #5

Did the old recipe call for apples of any type? yorkster Oct 28 #6

Granny Smiths PJMcK Oct 28 #7

Thx. Sounds and looks delish. yorkster Oct 28 #8

When I saw the word 'Pumpion', I knew where it came from Nac Mac Feegle Oct 28 #9

DAD's line, PJ, elleng Oct 29 #10

Yeah, that was my dad's joke, too PJMcK Oct 29 #11

Pumpion sounds more interesting than the 'usual' punk!!! elleng Oct 29 #12