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I'm not 100% sure why they spread so much, might be the butter too warm, might be that the gluten free flours weren't tested with the bacon fat. Either way, super delicious and the recipe is from Stella Park's Bravetart and she has both the gluten free and bacon variations in there. I combined both into one and they are super duper tasty.

Second batch ended up nice if flat, first batch was overbaked and I made a note of what I changed for that batch. Delicious though.

A sheet tray of flat cookies.

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This pumpkin pie is a little different than standard pumpkin pies. It is delicious and tasty and it was developed as a crustless pie. I think it's probably best to make in a pie plate that is not aluminum. The recipe is from Carol Deppe's The Resilient Gardener.
 
Makes 2 pies in 10 inch pie plates
 
Ingredients
6 cups cooked mashed winter squash - sweeter non-stringy squash is better for this
2 cup eggs
2 cups heavy cream
1 to 3 cups brown sugar, to taste depending on how sweet the squash is
4 tsp cinnamon
1/2 tsp ginger
1/2 tsp nutmeg
Pinch cloves
1 tsp vanilla extract
1/4 tsp salt
 
Directions
Measure and combine squash, spice mix, vanilla, sugar, salt in a very large stainless steel bowl.
Add eggs and beat for a few seconds
Add cream and blend into a smooth batter
Pour into two pie plates
Bake 350 for 45-60 minutes (should be risen almost in a dome, it will be done baking when it no longer jiggles)
Remove pies from oven and cool on rack (will sink to flat)
Cover pies and refrigerate for a day
 
The hardest part is the last step. You can eat it immediately but it tastes better the longer it sits. You can make this recipe without a stand mixer or hand mixer, just be ready to do some vigorous beating.

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