
Pumpkin lovers will love this simple low fat pumpkin butter recipe which is so versatile to use, and deliciously good for you. Your kitchen will be filled with pumpkin spice aromas while making this.
A few ideas that come to mind with what you can do with pumpkin butter; serve it on toast or scones, add it to your latte for a pumpkin latte, make pumpkin oatmeal, pumpkin cheesecake, add it to yogurt with granola for a pumpkin yogurt parfait... have I enticed you yet? I cooked a pumpkin in my crock pot and pureed it in the blender, but canned pumpkin would work just as good. I love using real cinnamon sticks for this, but ground cinnamon would work in place of them.
Pumpkin Butter
Gina's Skinny Recipes
Servings: 14 • Serving Size: 1/4 cup • Old Points: 1.5 pts • Points+: 3 pts
Calories: 88.2 • Fat: 0.3 g • Protein: 1.0 g • Carb: 27.3 g • Fiber: 2.5 g
Ingredients:
- 3 1/2 cups pumpkin puree, or 1 (29 ounce) can (not pumpkin pie filling)
- 2 tsp vanilla extract
- 3/4 cup apple cider or juice
- 1 cup packed brown sugar
- 2-3 cinnamon sticks
- 1-2 tsp pumpkin pie spice (to taste)
Directions:

















I have seen a couple of recipes for pumpkin butter and have been wanting to make it since last year! This will be there year. I know its really tasty and love that it's healthy too! Thanks for sharing this recipe!
ReplyDeleteThe moment I saw this, I began to drool! I am a massive pumpkin fan. This time of year is my favorite. Squash's and pumpkins everywhere! Going to have to try this out. The hubby said no, but I know the kids and I will love it.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your pumpkin butter recipe!
Apple slices dipped in pumpkin butter is a delicious healthy snack. I live on this in the fall.
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious! And because it's gluten-free and vegan I just shared the link with my readers on Twitter. Happy Fall, Gina!
ReplyDeleteWhat kind of pumpkin did you use and how big was it? I was thinking about making pumpkin butter for my family and for my daughters teachers for Halloween. Oh, one more questions, how did you cook the pumpkin in the crock pot? I love using a crock pot. I can't wait to try it.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for this idea. I love this time of year because I feel as if I can put pumpkin in everything. This week I made a few pumpkin things one I did make it a Pumpkin Smoothie. It was so good!!!!. Thank you for your Blog!!! http://ashandlewplus2.com/2010/09/27/pumpkin-green-monster/
ReplyDeleteAshlee
Thanks Karina!!
ReplyDeleteI used sugar pumpkins, removed the stem, scooped out the seeds, cut it into big pieces w/ skin and used my crock pot to cook it the day before. Once cooked it's easy to remove skin and puree. Wasn't sure what I was going to do with it. Some of it became baby food for the little one!
You could also cook this on the stove.
How long do you think this will keep in the fridge in an air tight container? I am so stoked to make this!! And it's all rainy and gloomy this weekend.....perfect!
ReplyDeleteThis looks awesome! If I use the Splenda brown sugar blend I can bring the points down a little more, too. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteHow long do you cook your pumpkins in the crockpot? I am so excited to try this recipe.. Now only to find the sugar pumpkins.. Are they usually at a grocery store like Safeway? Thank you for all your amazing recipes!! I love this site!! :)
ReplyDelete@Criscipline - I would have to guess 3 days refrigerated? You could also can this, if you know how. Makes a nice gift!
ReplyDeleteThanks Carolyn, I should have mentioned Splenda lovers can use brown sugar splenda blend to lower points, or Agave would also work.
michaela - they are smaller than the jack o lantern type pumpkins. They have a huge variety of pumpkins and squashes by me. I cooked it in my crock pot on low for 8 hours. You really just want to cook it until soft.
ReplyDeleteits like you read my mind!! I am making some muffins for my mom's bday tomorrow, and I think some jarred homemade pumpkin butter to go with would be outstanding! Thank you...and I already know it will be good, there hasn't been a thing (not one) that has been just ok....everything you post is wonderful!
ReplyDeleteOk I am like PUMPED for this...I must make it!
ReplyDeleteGina, do you have any interest in adopting a sweet 48 year old woman? I am putting myself up for grabs. I think I would love living in your house. I volunteer to be your royal taste tester. Just no mushrooms. They are of the devil. LOL! Oh...and how much cinnamon if we use the ground variety please? I want to put the pumpkin butter in my oatmeal with some toasted almonds. Mmm! ~Karen
ReplyDeleteI will be using this in recipes myself for the next few days! And sure, I wouldn't mind adopting a taste tester! Do you do dishes? Lol! I would use 1/2 to 1 teaspoon of ground cinnamon instead of sticks.
ReplyDeletesounds great I will give it a try! I will making some pumpkin puree this weekend! Although I just steam the pumpkin for 20 minutes. I made some pumpkin soup last weekend too! Very easy and low fat! Also working on a low fat pumpkin pie for Canadian thanksgiving next weekend, a crustless WW version! Wish me luck!
ReplyDeleteOh my that looks sinful. I have to try this. It would go pefect on some walnut raisin bread.
ReplyDeleteI'm stopping by from Red's BF Community where Kristi is chatting about your awesome blog. I totally love what you have created here. I'm only on pumpkin butter, baked apples, and creamed spinach and I am totally hooked. Just love your blog. Thank you so much for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI was going to make apple butter, but this looks so good I might have to make pumpkin butter too!!
ReplyDeleteI am making this as I type and the house smells better than a Yankee candle! LOL Gina, since it doesn't stay in the fridge for too long, can you freeze it also?
ReplyDeleteTHIS IS DIVINE
ReplyDeleteI'm going to make this, this weekend!
ReplyDeleteI think I would love living in your house. I volunteer to be your royal taste tester. Just no mushrooms.Once cooked it's easy to remove skin and puree. Wasn't sure what I was going to do with it.
ReplyDeleteHow long do you think this keeps in the fridge?
ReplyDelete-Erin
Thank you for this delicious recipe! I can't wait to try it!!!!
ReplyDeleteI love the idea of this..perfect for fall-time gifts!
ReplyDelete@Felicia - I'm sure it would be great with walnut bread!!
ReplyDelete@Lori- Great!! I'm not familiar with Red's BF community. I'm sure this would freeze well. I'm going to make recipes this week using pumpkin bitter so it doesn't go to waste.
Gina: If you use agave or splenda brown sugar, is it a 1:1 ratio?
ReplyDeleteWhat a terrific use for pumpkin. It' so healthy and abundant this time of year. :)
ReplyDeleteI love the versatility of pumpkin and apple butter. This sounds amazing-great idea to put in in parfaits and everything!
ReplyDeleteWould this also keep for around 3 days refrigerated if it was in a canning jar?
ReplyDeleteYour recipes are so awesome!!! Pumpkin butter - I've never tried it, but I love pumpkin. Sounds wonderful. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteJust wondering how much water, if any, you used in the slow cooker to do the pumpkin?
ReplyDelete@Leslie- Yes, but I like to add a little less and taste it, then gradually add more if it needs it.
ReplyDelete@jscohe3 - Yes, unless you actually canned it following canning directions by boiling. Then it would last much longer.
@Nicole, I covered the pumpkin with water. I did it in my slow cooker because I was away while it cooked, but you could also do this on the stove if you want it quicker.
I LOVE pumpkin butter, but have never even considered making it myself. My favorite application is to make a pumpkin brown butter sauce to go with butternut squash gnocchi. Actually, this combination is more than a favorite, it's an obsession...
ReplyDeleteGoing to make this one!!! Yummy!!!
ReplyDeleteJust made this and it is heavenly! :) Thanks for posting this great recipe! Can't wait to put it on something!
ReplyDeleteThis is AMAZING. Thanks a ton for posting it!!! My boyfriend LOVES this (and anything pumpkin, really) and I am so excited to put it in my oatmeal in the morning! :)
ReplyDeleteI just made this and it is delicious and SO easy. I made mine in a crockpot. Great to give as a gift. I will definitely make it again. Everything that I've made from your site has been wonderful! Thank you! :)
ReplyDeleteNever had pumpkin butter before. Made it w/the crepes for breakfast this morning. It was soo delicious! Totaly worth it. Can't wait to eat more. I have to agree w/ a previous comment it did make the house smell so good!
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I know you said you would use this in recipes for a few days but I just wanted to say that I really love that you're giving us more ways to use this, like in the latte. :-) Especially since it doesn't last too long and you only use a little at a time. This is my favorite time of year and I'm loving your posts! I'm all set for this weekend now.
ReplyDeleteI love pumpkin butter! Looks so creamy and delicious! I am going to have to make some!
ReplyDeleteJust made this......YUMMY!!!!! Is the ONLY word that comes to mind!! Thank you so much!!
ReplyDeleteI am sure someone has canned it without getting sick, but the NCHFP/USDA do not reccomend canning pumpkin butter. They state that they have not been able to test a recipe that maintains proper acidity. They also advise against canning pureed pumpkin or winter squash at all---they say to cube it. I would definitely NOT do it in a boiling water bath if I decided to chance it at all- it should definitely be a pressure canner. They do have a suggestion for spicy pumpkin leather that sounds great!
ReplyDeletehttp://www.uga.edu/nchfp/publications/uga/pumpkin_butter.html
It was so easy to make! And soooo yummy!!!
ReplyDeleteI didn't think I could finish the whole batch in a reasonable time since it makes quite a bit. So I froze it in an ice cube tray (about 1 tbsp each) to be added to lattes/breakfasts/whatever else when needed.
@myboyfriendcooks - that sounds amazing!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the heads up on canning, it's not something I personally have learned. I love the idea of freezing in ice cube trays. The cell ice cube trays with lids at babies r us for babyfood, I like usitheir to freeze chicken broth, sofrito, etc.
Just made this---easy and super delicious! Thanks so much for the recipe!
ReplyDeleteIf i use cinnamon from my spice rack instead of the sticks, how much should i measure? ps- your awesome!!
ReplyDeleteooops!! nevermind!! you already answered that above...can't wait to try this!!! thanks!!!!
ReplyDeleteHow much of this would you use in place of the canned pumpkin for the cheesecake? I plan on making both this weekend! Also, I can't wait to make the Pumpkin Spiced Latte, I can drive pass Starbucks all year without a blink, but once their pumpkin latte is there I can't resist, and it is so high in points even with ff milk!
ReplyDeleteI would use the same amount, just alter the amount of spices/sugar.
ReplyDeleteI just made this and I can't wait to make the pumpkin latte you posted with it! Thanks so much for sharing this awesome fall recipe.
ReplyDeleteSwirled this into some weight smart instant cinnamon oatmeal and also made cinnamon sugar pita chips for dipping! Yummm!
ReplyDeleteI made this today with Splenda brown sugar blend - sooooo yummy - can't wait to have it on oatmeal in the morning. Giving some as a gift to a diabetic friend...thanks for the recipe :)
ReplyDeletei just made this and spread some on a piece of honey wheat toast. delicious, ill be making the latte later on tonight, seriously cant wait.
ReplyDeleteGina---
ReplyDeleteDo you have an apple butter recipe as well?? That would also be a delicious fall type spread. Love love love your site :)
Hi Gina! Love your site. I'm going to make this over the w/e cannot wait as it is Thanksgiving in Canada and this will make a great hostess gift.. I'm going to look for this sugar pumpkin and cook it in my slow cooker, did you fill the cooker with the pumpkin and then enough water to cover all of pumpkin? As if you were slow boiling it? Could you boil it on the stove, if so how long? Thanks as always..
ReplyDeleteI made this the other night. So good! I have yogurt every morning as my mid-morning snack, with granola. I finally brought some pumpkin butter with me to work and mixed some in. Delicious! I'll be mixing much of the rest in my big tub of french vanilla yogurt (I halved the recipe, since I wasn't sure I could use it all before it went bad). And I'm trying the pumpkin spice latte tomorrow morning. :)
ReplyDeleteI just made this pumpkin butter this morning for breakfast along with the pumpkin crepes. Yummy! I tried a bit of the pumpkin butter in my grits and it was good too. Toast is next. : )
ReplyDeleteTerry
To cook the pumpkin, cover it with water and just cook it until it's soft when you pierce it. Whether it's in a slow cooker or on your stove.
ReplyDeleteApple butter is a great idea, I'll try to post that next week if time permits.
@Kate- Love this in my yogurt with granola!
I'm trying to find the sugar pumpkins in my supermarket. One said they had the smaller pumpkins- pumpkin pie pumpkins-is that the same as sugar pumpkins or can I use them instead? I did buy a mini pumpkin but its smaller than a bowling ball so I don't think its the right one. Help- I really want to make this! :)
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As a pumpkin fanatic, I had to try this out. It's so delicious! I'm going to make the pumpkin pancakes for breakfast tomorrow now that I have a batch of the this butter. My first great low point snack with this was 1 tbsp of pumpkin butter + 1 tbsp of whipped cream cheese and toast. I bet a waffle would be yummy too! I can't wait to try out some more recipes! Thanks so much for the wonderful website!
ReplyDeleteCould you freeze this in larger batches rather than ice cube trays? Like in 1 cup containers?
ReplyDeleteMade the pumpkin butter last night and it is BEYOND yummy! Now, can I add this to cream cheese to make a no bake cheesecake like the other recipe you have on here? If so, would it be 1/2 cup I would add? Thanks Gina!
ReplyDeleteIf you're planning on canning this... USDA says keep in refrigerator or freeze. DO NOT leave unrefrigerated on shelf.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.uga.edu/nchfp/tips/fall/pumpkins.html
This is a really great recipe, thanks for sharing! question....how long do you think this will keep refrigerated in a jar?
ReplyDeleteThanks!
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ReplyDeleteLiterally just took this off the stove & it is SO yummy! Can't wait to use it in the pumpkin spice latte! Thanks for all of your recipes! You have made WW actually doable for me. I just couldn't jump on the berry and bulgar wheat band wagon! LOL!
ReplyDeleteSo happy you are all enjoying this!! I love a delicious recipe that is also healthy! A pumpkin pie pumpkin would be great if you want to make the pumpkin from scratch. You could freeze this in larger batches, not a problem. Great advice about canning, I would probably avoid canning this since the USDA doesn't recommend it. And yes, you could absolutely use this in the cheesecake. Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteI made this recipe yesterday. It is fantastic, and made my house smell like autumn while it was cooking. I used 2 tablespoons of the pumpkin butter in my oatmeal. Delicious! I can't wait to try out the pumpkin latte recipe with this.
ReplyDeleteLOVE this! I made a batch and put in little glass jars with a lid and gave to my family at Thanksgiving.. Also, I just toasted 1 piece of WW bread, added 1 tblsp of Ricotta and some pumpkin butter, 2pts and sooooooooooooo good!!!! Thanks as always Gina!!
ReplyDeleteHi Gina, after reading through all the comments I couldn't find a definitive answer anywhere stating exactly how long this will last in an airtight container in the fridge? I think from the discussion above, it's about 3-5 days? Can you confirm? I am so excited to make this and give as gifts!! Everything from this site is wonderful! Thanks!
ReplyDelete@Lindsey - yes, this would keep refrigerated at least 3 days. I had mine for 5 and I was fine.
ReplyDeleteI made this last night using canned pumpkin and it is wonderful. I had it on my whole grain waffles this morning. yummy !!! Thanks bunches !
ReplyDeleteHas anyone used this pumpkin butter to change up the Pumpkin No-Bake Cheesecake? What did you do? How did it come out?
ReplyDeleteIt's an even swap, just use less sugar and spices in the cheesecake. (taste it to your liking)
ReplyDeleteOMG! I just made this and not only does my house now smell wonderful, I now have a yummy evening snack! Thanks for this great recipe!!!
ReplyDeleteJust made this this morning, using the Splenda brown sugar blend -- used 1/2 of the measure, as they recommend. It is super-delicious!!! Only made a half-batch, as I only had 1 small can of pumpkin, but I'll be picking up more at Trader Joe's tomorrow to freeze batches of this stuff!
ReplyDeleteI don't like apples.. does the apple cider really add an apple taste, or could I just add more water or something else?
ReplyDeleteHow many WW points would this be, as listed, anyone know?
Thanks!
Sounds great!!
Perfect, perfect, perfect. Saving this for a weekend project!
ReplyDeleteI was just wondering, after its made how long will it last.refrigerated
ReplyDeleteTry this on a baked sweet potato....Heavenly !!
ReplyDeleteThis looks soooo yum! I featured it on my blog today! Stop by is you like :)
ReplyDeleteBlessings~
Alisa
Finally got a chance to make this today (made a fresh batch of bread to go with it, too!)! It is sooo tasty!! Can't wait to try it on pretty much EVERYTHING!!
ReplyDeleteAfter finding your blog I was motivated to begin WW again! I did it before for over 6 months and lost 20-25lbs but since beginning grad school I have gained it all back due to stress! I tried this recipe this morning and it is amazing! I am planning on making your crepes tomorrow morning for breakfast. Can't wait!
ReplyDeleteExcellent! I'm happy to inspire!
ReplyDeleteDelicious, a family favorite :)
ReplyDeleteMaking it this weekend! Yum
ReplyDeleteThis is sooo good! I made it to put in pancakes and then have since put it on pancakes, graham crackers, and English muffins. Thank you for such a fantastic recipe!
ReplyDeleteGreat recipe, I already have a jar of pumpkin butter and tomorrow I'm looking forward to making the smoothie. Pumpkinzillas unite!!! ;-)
ReplyDeleteThis stuff is amazing. I added some extra brown sugar b/c I like it really sweet. I'm totally addicted now, THANK YOU!
ReplyDeletethis is one of the first skinny taste recipes i've made and love it. made the crepes and pumpkin butter for my grandson's breakfast since he loves pumpkin pie. have come up with sooo many uses that i always keep a jar in the frig.
ReplyDeletekeep up the good work!
roe
Yum, yum, yum! Made this recipe this weekend from homemade pumpkin puree, and it was delish!
ReplyDeleteI made this last week - along with the pumpkin cheese cake and pumpkin cream cheese - all very yummy! I mixed the pumpkin butter in with Chobani vanilla greek yogurt and added 1/2 cup of GoLean crunch cereal for breakfast - a delicious way to start the day. BTW - it makes your house smell amazing while it is cooking!
ReplyDeleteDoesn't it!!
ReplyDeleteMade this last night and it is sooo good!! I am going to use it on your pancakes and your pumpkin spice latte today. Can't wait to make them!
ReplyDeleteSince I started my diet, this is one of my main staples. How did I ever live without pumpkin butter? I just wanted to share an idea my friend and I figured out. If you mix pumpkin butter with Dreyer 1/2 fat icecream it is only 3WW pts for 1/2 cup, and it taste Awesome!
ReplyDeleteGreat tip!! Yum, I'm all out, time to make more!!
ReplyDeleteI am making some now, I hope it turns out alright! I used fresh pumpkin and half a can of canned pumpkin. It does smell great!
ReplyDeleteI just had to chime in. THIS is one of my FAVORITE items yet! I have used it on just about everything but wanted to let you know one way that I use it. I add it to my oatmeal. I use the old fashioned oatmeal that requires you to boil the water first. Add the pumpkin butter to the water and heat until boiling, then add the oatmeal. You can add a little vanilla and some sweetener (I use Splenda) to taste. It smells wonderful as it cooks and is so good. If I do my math right, we're looking at about 3.5 to 4 points per serving.
ReplyDeleteI made this pumpkin butter and canned it. Omg so good. I like it way better then the one my sister bought me at William Sonoma for $13 bucks! I use it to put in my oatmeal, lattes, and anything I can get my hands on! Gina you have done it again! Thanks.
ReplyDeleteGreat! Nothing beats homemade!
ReplyDeleteThe beauty of a recipe like this one is that the ingredients are readily available, but more importantly, affordable. It doesn't matter how enticing the recipe looks if you can't afford it. But this, I can afford. Looks delicious.
ReplyDeleteI took this to my family's Thanksgiving, and everyone wanted the recipe. My uncle suggested using it as empanada filling, which I think would be awesome!
ReplyDeletePriyanka- yes, this is very inexpensive to make.
ReplyDeleteAmanda, like pumpkin turnovers!
I love this recipe, It is easy to make and tastes great. I made this for Thansgiving, we used it to spead over toaste, pancaks, and waffles. It was such a big hit, that I am in charge of making breakfast Christmas moring.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the recipe.
this is really good with yogurt!!!
ReplyDeleteI made this recipe to go with your crepes for brunch today. I wanted to say thank you for all these amazing recipes, you've kept my weight loss journey full of tasty dinners and desserts. The pumpkin cheesecake made our list last week, and was quite good.
ReplyDeleteI didn't happen to have any brown sugar, so I used the splenda blend in it's stead, and I only have light apple juice, but those two things brought this down to 1 point plus per serving when I plugged the recipe into WW. Which was something that made me smile. :)
You're welcome! One point plus per serving is def. something to smile about!
ReplyDeleteI tried this recipe and the Cinnamon sticks are still whole. Are they supposed to dissolve completely and I'm doing this wrong, or is everything alright?
ReplyDeleteThe sticks don't dissolve, you toss them when you're done.
ReplyDeleteI just had some pumpkin butter on grilled bread tonite, so delicious! It was a gift a couple of years ago from a good friend of mine and at first I was nervous to taste it but man I quickly got hooked on it! Thanks for sharing this recipe!
ReplyDeleteMaking this now...I used dark brown sugar, its all I had, so mine looks a little more like apple butter!! I'm so excited for the pumpkin latte and on my bagels and/or raisin toast this week!! House smells just like fall today!
ReplyDeleteThis is so good! I used it in my oatmeal this morning and now just ate some with a spoon. It's just that good!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE this! I adore pumpkin anything, but I'd never tried pumpkin butter before. I made it last night and had it with toast, and this morning I made a pumpkin frappuccino. Delicious.
ReplyDeleteAfter seeing all your other recipes that use pumpkin butter, I went out and got pumpkin puree today specifically for this! I wonder - could you throw all the ingredients in the slow cooker and let it cook overnight? I'm sure it would be great to wake up to!
ReplyDeleteYummy recipe. Baked a sugar baby pumpkin in the oven which only yielded 2 1/2 cups puree, so had to adjust the other ingredients according. I only used 1/2 of the brown sugar and added powdered stevia to sweeten it more. But even so, still delicious. Can hardly wait to try the skinny latte and pumpkin crepes using this butter. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI made this and WOW it is so yummy!!!
ReplyDeleteIt's that time of year!! This looks awesome!! Will be making it soon!! Thanks Gina!
ReplyDeleteThis was such an EASY recipe and SO delicious! Mine is currently simmering right now :)
ReplyDeleteMade this to kick off fall last year and it has become my new back to school tradition! Pumpkin spice lattes here I come!
ReplyDeleteCame across this page from Pinterest and LOVE it! I have several of your recipes bookmarked. I made this pumpkin butter last night to kick start the fall season and we all love it! I even took 2 jars up to my son's pre-K teacher and assistant and they tasted it on the spot and were in love too! Thank you for a wonderful recipe!
ReplyDeleteI added this to FF Greek yogurt...YUMMYYY!!!! is all I can say. No more buying Pumpkin Latte's for me either.... :-)
ReplyDeleteI made this and it is very yummy. I added a 1/2 orange zest and some extra cloves just because I like to spice to come through a little stronger.
ReplyDeleteREAD BEFORE CANNING** I was going to can this and then came across this warning from the USDA saying it's unsafe to can pumpkin butter even if using pressure canning.
http://www.foodinjars.com/2010/10/canning-101-why-pumpkin-butter-cant-be-canned/
But you can freeze or just be a good friend and give some away, people will love it. Oh and they'll ask you next week for more.
I made this recipe today to give as gifts at our pumpkin patch party. One batch fit perfectly in 12 4oz jars. I topped the jars with these precious labels http://www.etsy.com/shop/mudandtwig?section_id=8150466
ReplyDeleteI did add a total of 1 1/2 cups of apple cider bc it was a bit thick.
Thanks for a great recipe.
This recipe is great! I made a batch last night and then blended about 1 1/2 tbsp of the butter with 1/3 cup of ricotta cheese in a mini food processor, then crumbled a thin ginger cookie over top. It's kind of like a pumpkin cheesecake mouse!
ReplyDeleteThis is the best on oatmeal!! I am in love!!
ReplyDeleteI'm in a pumpkin kick. Made this today (along with the white bean turkey pumpkin chili). Another delicious recipe. Looking forward to making pumpkin latte tomorrow morning and maybe even the pumpkin swirl cheesecakes. Thank you so much for this wonderful website. I tell everyone about it.
ReplyDeleteThis is delicious! Just made it this morning. I doubled the batch, anticipating canning it - then read through the comments (thank GOODNESS) and saw that I can't can it. So now I have a LOT of pumpkin butter on my hands! It made me 8 half pints (8 oz jars) Hopefully I have a lot of friends who will want this ;)
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness goodness gracious this was UNBELIEVABLE! Easily one of the most amazing pumpkin thing to ever touch my tastebud ...!
ReplyDeleteI even bought myself a bag of high end decaf coffee so I can enjoy pumpkin coffee after dinner!
(And I will be using it in the pumpkin pancakes I'll be making for dinner tomorrow night ... That is, if there's any left. haha!)
Words can not describe how good this is....I am in love! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteThis is so yummy and so easy! Thanks for the recipe!!!
ReplyDeleteI'm curious about those who have canned this....what have your results been like after opening a processed jar? There are many articles out there that recommend AGAINST canning anything pumpkin, so I've avoided doing it, but I'm still curious about it...
ReplyDeleteThis pumpkin butter is fantastic. I love your website, Gina. You have really helped me discover healthy cooking!
ReplyDeleteI added this to yogurt, and topped it with crushed up lowfat graham crackers for a crunch - a pumpkin pie parfait. So delicious, thanks Gina!
ReplyDeleteI made this with watered down applesauce in place of apple juice because I didn't have any in the house and it still came out really good. I really taste the brown sugar in it....after I made the recipe I came back on the site to make sure that I was supposed to use a whole cup LOL
ReplyDeleteanyway, now its frozen in my freezer and I'm going to whip it out on thanksgiving and put it on my turkey!!!
I also made the pumpkin spice cupcakes!! They are the BOMB!!!!
I made this last night and put some in jars for my friends for their Thanksgiving and I have been getting rave reviews! SO easy and made the house smell great! i can't wait to take it to my families thanksgiving (I think I will have to take some out and leave it at home to ensure I will get some!)Thanks for the great recipes!!
ReplyDeleteI found your blog post (still infamous since last year!) via Sugar Rush and loved the idea that Molly made it in a crockpot! Even easier! Such a great recipe--thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI'm making a new batch of your pumpkin butter for the second delicious time. This time, I used just a 1/4 cup of Splenda brown sugar, thus bringing down the calories to a mere 38.
ReplyDeleteThank you for this YUMMY!!!!!!!!