Sunday, March 17, 2013

Pumpkin Custard


This delicious gluten-free and grain-free dessert is so simple. It's basically a healthy, whole food pumpkin pie without a crust. It's a one-bowl procedure to whisk together the ingredients and then the custard bakes away quietly for almost an hour. It emerges from the oven with wafts of cinnamon and warm pumpkin. It's great alone or topped with coconut cream or a sprinkle of spices.

This pumpkin custard is from Practical Paleo by Diane Sanfilippo, a book that has been helping me eat fewer carbs. It's half cookbook and half detailed reference book. My recent cauliflower hummus was also inspired by Practical Paleo. All the recipes are very simple. For example, I made spiced turkey burgers that had only two ingredients - 500 g of ground turkey and one tablespoon of garam masala spice. (Now that is an easy recipe!)


The recipe for pumpkin custard is also featured on Sanfillipo's blog, Balanced Bites. Just have a look at the recipe to see how easy it is.

Have you bought any good cookbooks lately?

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oooh, custard. I just bought the Intolerant Gourmet and am loving it. Do you like Mark Bittman? His cookbooks are so thorough.
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I hadn't heard of The Intolerant Gourmet before but now I'm hooked. Thanks for the tip! Have you made any of her recipes? I like Mark Bittman and reviewed his book, Food Matters, a while ago. He has some great ideas - so simple, useful, and sensible.

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