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Vegan gluten-free Pumpkin Pie?

SGWhiskers

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Every year, I try a new pumpkin pie recipe because I've been so dissapointed in my prior attempts. I had to throw away 4 mini pies last year because they were so gross. I'm asking for help again with a gluten free, egg free, dairy free pumpkin pie. I would love something traditional tasting, but I'm open for anything that will be yummy pumpkin. I searched the web, and there are some options out there I have not tried yet, but I was hoping some of you had a recipe you liked.

By the way, easy personal apple pie: make the filling in a mini pie tin, then top with gluten-free sugar cookie mix cut in with butter and vanilla. Bake until golden brown. You basically get a pie with a big cookie on top.

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Jestgar Rising Star
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Egg free is hard. Coconut milk works for the dairy though.

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have you tried nut flours, or seed flours as egg replacements? Like almond, or buckwheat?

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I've not tried this particular recipe, but I would trust anything this woman puts on her blog!! This is the pie I will be making this year...

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I have one in my upcoming gluten-free, vegan baking book. I can't post the recipe online (copyright issues), but can send you a PM if you are interested.

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I like this one a lot! Just have to figure out what to use for the crust Open Original Shared Link

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I just made a gluten-free, egg-free, dairy-free, vegan, soy-free, corn-free, pumpkin pie a few days ago. It was also sugar-free thanks to Stevia. Except for the crust, it can even be a no-bake pie. Was thinking of posting the recipe. So, I guess I'd better measure everything next time so I can post a recipe that'll work without guessing. Hope you can wait a few days...

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I've not tried this particular recipe, but I would trust anything this woman puts on her blog!! This is the pie I will be making this year...

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I'll be trying this one too. It looks great and I'm hoping it's worth making 2.

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