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Crescita (original poster member #32616) posted at 10:12 PM on Monday, November 25th, 2013
I've made two from scratch pumpkin pies, same recipe for the pie, different recipes for the puree, the first was amazing the second was watery and flavorless.
Trying to find the first recipe (some blog from 5 years back) to no avail. I swear it roasted skin side down with a light coat of olive oil, but I can't seem to find any recipes like this. The general consensus seems to be skin side up, with a bit of water, and then various methods for reducing water.
I'd like to try skin side up with coconut oil but I'm hesitant to try things that don't have at least second hand experience.
So for those who make puree, would coconut oil spoil the flavor? Would I be drying out my pumpkin?
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inconnu ( member #24518) posted at 1:41 AM on Tuesday, November 26th, 2013
I don't put anything on my pumpkin when I'm cooking it to use in pies. It could just be differences in the pumpkins you used, and not the method of roasting.
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HurtButHopeful? ( member #25144) posted at 3:48 AM on Tuesday, November 26th, 2013
Hi Crescita,
I just did this with butternut squash (used it in a pie). I just cut it in half, took the seeds out, put it in a pan with foil tightly around it, and baked it on 225 degrees for a couple of hours. Low temperature helped the skin not burn, not adding water kept it from getting sloppy. Oh, and I cooked it skin side up.
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