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Active Time
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Total Time
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Remember when pumpkin spice was called “pumpkinpie香料?”当它的使用仅限于饼和馅饼alone, the breadth of its potential yet undiscovered? Yeah, those days are behind us. We live in a universe where Americans descend into pumpkin-spiced mania for at least a third of the year—and we’re not mad about it. Learn how to make your own pumpkin pie spice blend at home for a customizable mix you can add toall of the things, any time you want.
If you keep a well-stocked baking pantry, there’s no need to buy premade pumpkin spice mix at the grocery store. This easy recipe calls for our ideal ratio of warm spices, including ground cinnamon, ginger, allspice, nutmeg, and cloves, for a homemade spice blend suitable for anyfall baking project, well beyond the realm of pie. Use it in anypumpkin dessert, likepumpkin cookies,pumpkin muffins, orpumpkin bread—but don’t stop there. Sprinkle the spice mix on a bowl ofyogurtorcottage cheesewith diced fresh fruit, or swirl some into store-bought ice cream with sweetened pumpkin purée. Add a few teaspoons to your favoritecheesecake recipe. Turn your morning coffee into an at-home pumpkin spice latte (alias: PSL) or your evening tipple into apumpkin-spiced punch. Or let your mix masquerade asapple piespice for a day.
This DIY pumpkin pie spice blend requires all of 5 minutes, but the payoff is huge. Store the mixture in an airtight container orspice jarat room temperature for up to 6 months. Make a double batch and it should last you from the onset of sweater weather to the return of shorts season.
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What you’ll need
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Glass Spice Jars
$8 At Etsy
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Spice Grinder
$40 At Amazon
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Cinnamon
$9 At Burlap and Barrel
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Nutmeg
$13 At Amazon
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Cloves
$5 At Amazon
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Ground Ginger
$9 At Burlap and Barrel
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Allspice Berries
$5 At Amazon
Ingredients
Makes about 6 Tbsp.
Whisk3 Tbsp. ground cinnamon, 2 Tbsp. ground ginger, 1 tsp. ground allspice, 1 tsp. ground nutmeg, and½ tsp. ground clovesin a small bowl to combine. Transfer to an airtight resealable container.
Do ahead:Pumpkin spice mix can be made 6 months ahead. Store at room temperature.
Editor’s note:Want morefall recipes? We’ve got plenty ofsweetandsavoryoptions →
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Reviews (4)
Back to TopI am scouring the internet for really good spice mixes- not really easy or the cheapest. I want gourmet different seasoning mixes to give as gifts and also use for myself. Sometimes that includes toasting an herb or spice or other methods to really amp the flavor. Does anyone have a source for this-- or your own recipes you wouldn't mind sharing? Thanks
Deb Blecha
Aberdeen, Grays Harbor, Washington, USA
9/11/2022
i love making my own pumpkin pie spice mix - you can adjust your favorites - less ground cloves? you can do that - more ginger? you can do that - and keeps!
betsyjane
Seacrest, FL
11/24/2019