This is one of the easiest pies to make, regardless of the occasion, and it is
absolutely delicious! Fresh spices are a must for this flavorful pie. And there is no
need for a homemade pie crust! Plus, you can use canned pumpkin or your own
pumpkin purée. This is not your traditional pumpkin pie, even though it tastes just
like it but without the crust!
• I like to bake my pie until there is a slight jiggle, then I do the knife test.
• Make sure the pie doesn't burn. I've never had a problem but if you see it
happening, lay a square of foil on top.
• You could also do cookie cut-outs on top.
• Wait until the pie cools before slicing.
Serves 6 to 8
Ingredients
• 1 can pumpkin (16 oz)
• 1 can evaporated milk (13 oz)
• 2 eggs
• 2 Tbsp butter, room temperature
• ¾ cup sugar
• ½ cup baking mix (Bisquick or our recipe)
• 2½ tsp pumpkin pie spice (fresh is best)
• 2 tsp of a good vanilla (our recipe)
Heat oven to 350°F. Grease a pie plate using Pam or our Pan Release.
Instructions
1. Place all ingredients in a blender in the order shown; blend on high
for 45 seconds to 1 minute, scraping down sides twice.
2. Pour into the prepared plate; bake on middle rack in oven until thin
knife inserted in the center comes out clean, usually about 50
minutes to an hour. Cool on a rack; slice when cool. Cover and
refrigerate to store.
Options
• Place baked pastry cutouts (pie crust)sprinkled with brown sugar on
top of pie after about 45 minutes of baking. Or add baked cutouts
on top of pie after baking.


Just needs a dollop of whipped cream!
Recipes are like stories; they can change from person to person. Everyone has their idea of how a recipe should be, even
though it may have changed from the original. We will never know the true author of the original recipe, regardless of
what some may say. That's why I go back and look through the oldest cookbooks that I can find. Sometimes it's not the
recipe in the books that I find, but the tiny pieces of handwritten recipes and newspaper articles that are stuck within
the pages. That's where the real story is, finding those simple Southern recipes. -Mac