This recipe forced helped me to jump-start my fall baking. I bought my first two pie pumpkins and located my pie weights. That alone made me feel triumphant. The bars are really yummy, the perfect thing to make for a holiday potluck…(or in this case, a random rainy weekend)
The only problem with it is that it is NOT procrastinator-friendly, it definitely takes a bit of time and planning to execute this recipe. Luckily we were just having a lazy weekend at home so while the boys snuggled on the couch watching Winnie the Pooh I spent some time in the kitchen.
By the time we were finished having breakfast this morning (ok, I’m still in my jammies drinking coffee, but it’s technically not the morning anymore) the bars were ready to be cut.
I definitely think they were a hit. I don’t need a pan of these laying around my house, so I think I am going to pack up most of them and send them with my oldest boy to take to his Nana’s house.
Go see how my tester friends fared with these yummy autumn treats!
Next up: Devil Dogs with Malted Buttercream Filling. WOW!
Great pics. Your bars look wonderful. This was a great recipe, and I look forward to making them again. And perhaps I should make my own pumpkin puree as well!
These bars look so delicious….I can’t wait to try them! So delicious looking!
I’m spending my day off today taking care of the 8 pie pumpkins we harvested from our garden. Looks like your boys enjoyed these!
These look so good! I love how you made your own pumpkin puree–I’ve always wanted to try that!