Pumpkin
pie is good. Mini-sized servings that fit in a bento
box are good. You can see where this is heading, can't
you?
What you'll need:
Wow, that's vague. You can buy pumpkin
pie filling mix in the store. Mine required only that
I add condensed milk and eggs, then mix it up. As for
the shells, you can buy pie crust mix in a box, or make
your own from scratch, and then carefully roll the dough
out and fit it into the cups of a muffin pan as
I did for meat pies. Or, since
pumpkin pies don't have top crusts you can be lazy
(like me) and use little pastry shells from the frozen
food section.
The label from the can of pie filling
will more than likely have instructions on how to bake
pies. Use the version for shallow pies, cutting off
maybe 5 minutes of baking time. For the record, I baked
mine for 15 minutes at 425 degrees, then reduced the
temperature to 350 for another 35 minutes.
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