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    Biscoff pumpkin pie

    21 October 2020 by toondebacker Leave a Comment

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    Biscoff pumpkin pie
    Biscoff pumpkin pie

    For me, this Biscoff pumpkin pie is the ultimate recipe for autumn. Imagine how it is cold and stormy outside. The rain is hitting the windows. Inside it is warm and you have a nice afternoon with the people you love, family or friends. That is the perfect scenery to enjoy this afternoon autumn pie with a cup of coffee or tea.

    This pumpkin Biscoff pie is more or less the sister of the Biscoff pear pie that I published last year. The basic recipe for the dough is the same. Only I combined the Biscoff cookies with pumpkin instead of pears.

    Biscoff pumpkin pie

    Biscoff pumpkin pie

    The perfect pie for autumn and Halloween: Biscoff pumpkin pie. The warm colours of fall for cocooning while it rains and storms outside.
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    Prep Time 1 hr
    Cook Time 35 mins
    Total Time 1 hr 35 mins
    Course afternoon tea, brunch, Dessert
    Cuisine Belgian
    Servings 8 persons
    Calories 448 kcal

    Equipment

    • cake form 25 cm.

    Ingredients
     
     

    Dough

    • 250 gram plain flour
    • 125 gram butter
    • 75 gram sugar
    • 1 egg
    • 30 ml cold water
    • salt

    Filling

    • 1 pumpkin Hokkaido, small app. 1 kg
    • 150 gram Biscoff cookies
    • 2 eggs
    • 250 ml heavy cream
    • 1 teaspoon cinnamon

    Instructions
     

    Dough

    • Mix the flour, butter, sugar, the egg, the salt and the cold water to a consistent dough.
    • Put the dough in the refrigerator for 1 hour.
    • grease a cake form of 25 cm with butter.
    • After one hour, take out the dough of the refrigerator and roll it out on a surface covered with flour.
    • Put the dough in the cake form. Prick the bottom of the cake with a fork.

    Pumpkin

    • Cut the Hokkaido pumpkin into small pieces. From a small pumpkin of 1 kg you will normally have 750-800 gram pumpkin cubes.
    • Steam the cubes for app. 10 minutes until they are cooked and tender. Alternative methods are cooking them or roasting them in the oven.
    • When ready, put the cubes aside and let them cool down.

    Filling

    • Grind the Biscoff cookies in the food processor.
    • Keep some pumpkin cubes aside for garnishing. Grind the rest also with the food processor. Alternatively you can mash them manually.
    • Mix the pumpkin puree with the ground Biscoff cookies, the eggs and the cinnamon.
    • Beat the cream until stiff. Then mix it carefully under the filling.
    • Once the filling is mixed well, pour it into the prepared pie form with the dough.
    • Finish with the pumpkin cubes that you kept aside and pieces of two Biscoff cookies

    Baking

    • Preheat the oven at 180°C.
    • Bake the pumpkin Biscoff pie for 35 minutes in the oven.

    Nutrition

    Serving: 250gCalories: 448kcalCarbohydrates: 56gProtein: 9gFat: 22gSaturated Fat: 10gCholesterol: 106mgSodium: 54mgPotassium: 679mgFiber: 2gSugar: 21gVitamin A: 15046IUVitamin C: 15mgCalcium: 90mgIron: 3mg
    Keyword autumn, biscoff, fall, pie, pumpkin
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    How to prepare the pumpkin

    The most difficult and exciting task (for me) for this cake is chopping the pumpkin. First and foremost, be careful and use a good knife! That is a large and sharp. Large so that you have leverage to apply force. Sharp because otherwise you risk shooting away. And pieces of finger instead of pumpkin are not wanted! Also always keep your fingers away from the cutting direction!

    Once you have cut open the pumpkin you can remove the seeds. A tip: don't throw them away! You can roast them perfectly in the oven. After that, I cut rings and then remove the skin from the pumpkin. Finally, I cut the pumpkin into cubes.

    You have several options for cooking the pumpkin cubes. I steamed them above a small bottom of water. then they retain more flavor than if you boil them in some water. Much of the flavor is then lost in the water. If you were to boil them, you should also drain them well because otherwise the puree will become too watery. Another alternative is to roast them in the oven. Then they retain even more flavor, are even drier and also get more roast aroma.

    Beating the cream

    To make the filling fluffy, it is important that you whip up the cream well. The filling will not rise in the oven. Otherwise you risk having a hard unfluffy filling. Equally important is of course that you carefully mix the whipped cream into the pumpkin Biscoff mixture. Carefully with the spatula you can keep the light structure and a perfect fluffy and tasty pie will be the result after baking.

    I described the do's and don't for a perfectly beaten cream in my article for fluffy lemon curd mousse. Be sure to read the instructions there and no doubt you will have a perfectly beaten cream.

    Of course there are dozens of pumpkin pie recipes. But I am in love with the Biscoff cookies, and this is really a unique combination. The original idea to make a pumpkin pie comes from a Dutch website, allerhande.nl.

    If you speak Dutch, you can find the Dutch version of this recipe on gerechtenweb.blog.

    More surprising.pumpkin

    You are not forced to buy a small pumpkin. Or if your local grocery only sells big format pumpkins, no problem! You can make so many great dishes with pumpkin, that for sure you will find some inspirations here:

    • Delicious filled pumpkin.
    • Spicy roasted pumpkin.
    • Easy Thai curry with pumpkin.
    • Healthy Indian inspired pumpkin pancakes.
    • Lukewarm pumpkin salad.
    • Thai pumpkin curry with pork.
    • Stew of chicken hearts with pumpkin and mushrooms.
    • Vegetarian pumpkin noodle curry.

    Or simply search for pumpkin on surprising.recipes.

    More surprising.Biscoff

    An easy biscuit for with your coffee. That is where the name of the famous Lotus Biscoff cookies comes from. Meanwhile this easy and surprising Flemish cookie has conquered the world. But you can do a lot more with them than just dipping them in your coffee. Here is some inspiration, mainly for desserts:

    • Biscoff pear pie.
    • Mac&Biscoff tiramisu.
    • Mascarpone mousse with Biscoff and coffee.
    • Red fruit mascarpone mousse.
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