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Spiked with fragrant lemon and orange peels, and garnished with an orange liqueur–infused whipped cream and candied orange peels, this pumpkin pie is full of refreshingly bold flavor.
Ingredients
Makes 8 to 10 servings
Step 1
Mix lemon peel and orange peel intoPerfect Pumpkin Piefilling. Bake and cool as directed.
Step 2
Beat chilled whipping cream, sugar, and Grand Marnier until peaks form. Spread over pie. Garnish with candied orange peel.
Do Ahead
Step 3
Can be made 1 day ahead. Cover and chill.
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Reviews (18)
Back to TopDelicious! I actually used lemon and orange peel. Nice change from a traditional pumpkin pie. Just a hint of citrus. I would even add a little more Grand Marnier next time. ;)
kmmelton
11/27/2017
南瓜饼是很棒的食谱我急切佤邦iting for the weekend to prepare it,
byGilles
6/27/2014
The zest took the pie to a new level - was outstanding yet sublte and not overpowering. I had upped the spices a tad, and will do even more ginger 1.5 teaspoons next time - it tasted great with the citrus. I replaced cream with half and half. Only used 1 cup per other reviews.
Anonymous
St. Louis, MO
11/29/2011
The citrus notes made this pumpkin pie not quite refreshing, but lighter and delicious. A hit with all my non-pie loving guests.
krcullen
cincinnati
11/25/2011
Really good. I'd suggest using more lemon and orange peel. I used 2 teaspoons of each, plus some diced zests, a teaspoon of lemon juice and a teaspoon of OJ, and it still wasn't quite strong enough.
bags2007
Marietta, Georgia
11/6/2010
"Perfect Pumpkin Pie" did not include an embedded link, for some reason. So here it is: //m.fonts4kids.com/recipes/food/views/Perfect-Pumpkin-Pie-236476
Anonymous
Marietta, Georgia
11/3/2010
awesome - i'm not a pumpkin pie fan, but this is terrific. everyone loved it. not sure i'll use the all-butter crust again though, it really shrank down into the pie plate. don't skip the candied peel, it really makes the pie.
lucindah
11/29/2009
Pumpkin pie can verge on tasting like baby food, so I was excited to find this recipe. It did not disappoint--the zest and grand marnier topping were very subtle--but not too subtle and really livened up this dish. Everyone loved it.
Anonymous
darien, ct
11/27/2009
Pumpkin pie always verges on tasting a bit like baby food so the addition of the zest and grand marnier topping really improve this dish, without overpowering it. I was worried that the zest might be too subtle to be noticed, but it was perfect.
Anonymous
darien, ct
11/27/2009
There are few ways to improve the pumpkin pie, and this is a very nice variation. I followed the directions for everything but the spices because I didn't have cloves so I threw in cardamon (which smells soo good) and it was lovely. You should bother with the grand marnier, it's nice.
treeshar
californie
11/26/2009
To previous reviewer: Perfect Pumpkin Pie is another recipe on epicurious. There's usually a hyperlink inside the recipe it's being used in, but looks like they left it out. //m.fonts4kids.com/recipes/food/views/Perfect-Pumpkin-Pie-236476
vintagecafe
9/14/2009
what is Perfect Pumpkin Pie? Is this a premade filling? I've never heard of it. This recipe looks good, except i can't figure it out.
jenmbarry
8/29/2009
Are people serious? This is not a pie recipe at all... What is everyone talking about?
Anonymous
3/13/2009
I first made this last year for Thanksgiving and I am making it again this year. The grand marnier cream makes it very elegant.
rsgregorio
New York, NY
11/21/2007
I made this last year for Thanksgiving and it was THE BEST pumpkin pie I have ever tasted!!! Hands Down! Did not try the cream.
Anonymous
Columbia SC
11/15/2007