Pumpkin Treat - Induction Friendly

[MommaRuthie]

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I love this! AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!

[Mrs_S]

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ooo i bet i could add some pumpkin to my cheesecake recipe to add some flavor! nice!

[dznyluvr]

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I eat this just about every night for dessert. Its good and hits the spot for a sweet treat...

[EverLosing]

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This is the super easy recipe using pumpkin that taught me I LOVE pumpkin and helped me really add in some much needed carbs and fiber. This recipe is wonderful for satisfying a sweet tooth. It's a soothing comfort food...even though it looks like baby food! I haven't tried the recipe using the flax yet for the pumpkin bread but I'm really curious about how that will turn out! I just wanted to draw some attention to this recipe for anyone who needs a new food to increase their carb intake or satisfy a sweet craving legally!

[rajenki]

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Thanks for bumping it up, everlosing...I'm gonna keep it handy!

[stacey1]

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Oh I love you!!!! This sounds wonderful!!! Off to buy some pumpkin tomorrow!!!

[myabigail]

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This recipe looked good to me, so I added a little cream cheese to make it creamier & have been having a small serving every night.

Recently, I bought some Flax Seed Meal in an effort to... well, keep things moving. I added 2 tablespoons to this recipe, along with the cream cheese already added, and a little more heavy cream to mix it all in. The result was a very satisfying, nutty pumpkin dough of sorts.

[kibskix]

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i finally tried this and its good and filling. i add flax too and made 1 cup, ate half yesterday and half this morning. im goig to have to keep it a now-and-then treat though for all the splenda i had to put in it to make it sweet i think i used all my 3 packet, and coming from using only 1-3 packets a week its made me a little nervous about overdoing it

[BjornFeuer]

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I made this last night... god it's addicting. Going to have to be a new staple to my diet.

[Niko]

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This so hits the spot! Thanks! I've been looking for something I can nibble on for hours and the taste and quantity of this snack fits the bill! Now I can toss those atkins bars out ^_^ The fact that it doubles as a serving of "other" vegetables makes me feel even better about this dish. Thanks so much!

[goodgal]

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Thanks! I will give this a try.

goodgal

[Liguori]

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Thank you for posting this! I love pumpkin, and this will be a nice treat to have! Thank you everyone for all of your good ideas!

[mission to lose]

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I sometimes make it this way-

Mix the following together:

1/2 Cup Libby's Pure Pumpkin (NOT pie filling which has sugar)
1 oz cream cheese softened
1 Packet of Splenda
Pumpkin spice (to taste - not too much- it has carbs, too)
1 Tablespoon heavy whipping cream (Optional)


Heat in the microwave for 15 seconds. Stir. Heat another 15 seconds. Yummy. (Note - heating times may vary slightly depending on microwave)

And sometimes I will put it back in the fridge to cool, since I had to heat up the cream cheese to soften.

I enjoy it warm or cold.

Unless I plan on eating the rest of the can in a day or two, I portion it into 1/2 c servings and freeze.

[Liguori]

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I made Kellypa's version tonight, and it was delicious! After I took it out of the microwave, I added a very small drizzle of SF maple syrup, and it was delicious! Thanks again! Pumpkin pie is my all-time favorite pie, and this is the next best thing!