STEP 1/9
As I mentioned during pecan pie (@6879933) (I actually made two pies at the same time), it's best to buy a pie crust made on a silver foil pie plate if possible, and when you buy an uncooked pie crust like me, it's a shortcut to make a pretty pie shape. Failure is the mother of success
STEP 2/9
The base of filling is cream cheese. This must be left at room temperature and soft, so if you have a stand mixer or hand mixer, please cream it. I didn't want to wash the stand mixer today, so I just pulled out the handle of the hand mixer and did it by hand
STEP 3/9
Add [Ingredient 2] on top of the creamy cream cheese and mix well. I've done it a lot, so I mixed it well with my hands, but it's best to use a machine. If you want to make your own pumpkin puree, refer to pumpkin bread recipe @6879304
STEP 4/9
Add [Ingredient 3] to the ingredients above and mix again.
STEP 5/9
Lastly, add [Material 4] to the ingredients above and mix well.
STEP 6/9
When all of them are mixed, pour filling into the prepared pie crust.
STEP 7/9
Once the pie crust was pre-baked, it shrank and folded, leaving the pie filling. There's no leftovers
STEP 8/9
Bake for 50 minutes in a preheated oven at 350 degrees F. The shape is ruined, but the taste is amazing
STEP 9/9
After Thanksgiving, I bought a pretty molded pie crust and made it again. This time, it's full without any fillings left, right? I'll just make another cookie and eat it with the pie
You should cool it completely, harden it in the refrigerator for more than an hour, and cut it to prevent the peeling from collapsing.