{The Recipe Redux}: No-bake Pumpkin Pudding Trifle
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21 Sep {The Recipe Redux}: No-bake Pumpkin Pudding Trifle

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Intern Kylie here!

It’s time.

Pumpkin time.  In the last two weeks I have made pumpkin waffles, pumpkin cookie dough and pumpkin bars.  And now my mind is going non-stop thinking about what else I could do with pumpkin.  And the real kicker is, I really don’t even know if I like pumpkin.  I mean, I like carving pumpkins…except when you are picking out the perfect pumpkin at a pumpkin patch and you grab one by the stem and it has just about 36 baby thorns that jam into your fingers.  Less than ideal. 

 

It seriously took me years to try pumpkin pie.  My thought was, why is there a squash in my pie? And then I made this recipe last Thanksgiving and I realized just how much I had been missing out on.  Oh goodness.  I will be making that recipe again this year.  Hmm…maybe I should do a pumpkin-pie-making test run soon.  You know, just to make sure it still will turn out okay.  I mean, it’s sounds completely essential.  Nothing wrong with being prepared.

One wonderful thing about pumpkins is that they are just as versatile as bananas.  They’re oh-so great to bake with because they add moisture and can be used in place of butter, just like applesauce or mashed banana.  Plus, you can’t think of anything pumpkin without a small voice inside your head screaming, “CHRISTMAS IS COMING!” 

And while a small part of me thinks that breaking out the pumpkin recipes before October is kind of like putting up your Christmas tree before Thanksgiving, I’m still not willing to forgo all things pumpkin until the end of the month.  Especially when you blend together tofu + pumpkin and it somehow comes together to make the most creamy and delicious pumpkin pudding you ever did taste.  For sure one of my new favorite ways to eat tofu. 

Plus, this months Recipe Redux theme is “No-bake desserts” which is oh-so perfect when you live in Texas and the 90 degree weather could careless that it’s nearly fall.  So I’m really all about leaving the oven off.  And I’m all about eating pumpkin.  So this recipe is just perfect.

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  • Deanna Segrave-Daly
    Posted at 07:32h, 21 September

    Wow – do these look amazing. I’ve dug my heels in on not doing anything pumpkin until it’s official fall but I did toy with the idea of doing pumpkin parfaits. And I’ve been wanting to use dates in sweets for awhile now – thanks for the inspiration!

    • Kylie @ immaeatthat
      Posted at 18:23h, 22 September

      You’re a stronger person than me waiting until fall for pumpkin things haha…but woohoo it’s fall now!!! Bring on all the pumpkin things:)

  • Cindys Recipes and Writings
    Posted at 08:45h, 21 September

    Robin this looks so good! Pumpkin Power!!!! Sorry, I got carried away!

    • Robin
      Posted at 12:01h, 21 September

      Hi Cindy-
      These are Kyle’s beauties with a bit of my inspiration! 🙂 Yes, power to the pumpkin–for sure!

  • Melissa
    Posted at 08:58h, 21 September

    These look great! I love the idea of using dates in the brownies!

    • Kylie @ immaeatthat
      Posted at 18:21h, 22 September

      It’s so funny to me that I like dates now…like a year ago I thought they were the creepiest looking things ever haha:) But here we are, putting dates in our brownies haha:)) Actually, they still are pretty creepy looking…but oh well:)

  • Jaime
    Posted at 09:17h, 21 September

    Great job Robin & Kylie! Can’t wait to make these! Great way to embrace the new season!

    • Kylie @ immaeatthat
      Posted at 18:20h, 22 September

      Thanks Jaime:)) I need to make your delicious blueberry creation soon…and your delicious oven baked banana split oatmeal recipe! Gah that looks amazing!

  • Sarah Grace
    Posted at 10:05h, 21 September

    Yum! I’m always in for anything pumpkin!

    • Kylie @ immaeatthat
      Posted at 18:17h, 22 September

      I think I love the thought of pumpkin just as much as I love the pumpkin flavor! You know? It’s just like pumpkin anything automatically makes you think of something warm and cozy and autumn-y…and something delicious:)

      • Sarah Grace
        Posted at 09:55h, 23 September

        I couldn’t agree more. Pumpkin has always been my comfort food, and just lighting my pumpkin candles or baking a pumpkin desserts puts me in such a happy mood!

        • Robin
          Posted at 09:30h, 25 September

          Sarah-we have all pumpkin scented soap in the house right now—and it’s all my husband’s idea!!

          • Sarah
            Posted at 17:09h, 25 September

            Haha too funny! Sounds like something I would love

  • Quincy @ Shugurcän
    Posted at 11:24h, 21 September

    These look awesome- especially with the addition of brownie chunks.
    Why is chocolate and pumpkin such an addictive combination?

    • Kylie @ immaeatthat
      Posted at 18:01h, 22 September

      I’m not going to question it…I’m just going with it haha:) I can definitely see some pumpkin brownies in my future:))

  • Julie @ RDelicious Kitchen
    Posted at 11:49h, 21 September

    pinning this and making is asap!!

    • Kylie @ immaeatthat
      Posted at 17:58h, 22 September

      Awesome! I mean, there are layers, little jars and pumpkin…what more could anyone need?!

  • Deb @ Dietitian Debbie Dishes
    Posted at 21:03h, 21 September

    Yum! I was so happy to see someone include a pumpkin dessert. I can’t get enough! 🙂

    • Kylie @ immaeatthat
      Posted at 17:59h, 22 September

      And now that it’s officially fall…everyone is about to go pumpkin crazy! Definitely one of the many joyful things about the season:)

  • jodye @ whole pure recipes
    Posted at 22:29h, 21 September

    Those brownies sound lovely, Robin, and the pumpkin pudding, oh how heavenly!

  • Alex Caspero MA,RD (@delishknowledge)
    Posted at 13:00h, 22 September

    Delicious! #gosoy.
    I’m with you- it’s hard to think about fall when the weather hasn’t dipped below 90 but, I’m trying. And pumpkin anything always gets me in the season! Looks delicious.

  • Lauren @ Sweat The Sweet Stuff
    Posted at 14:22h, 22 September

    This looks delightful! Chocolate and pumpkin together is right up my alley! Pinning now! 🙂

  • Jessica @ Nutritioulicious
    Posted at 12:51h, 23 September

    These look great! I used to make a pumpkin spread using tofu – almost forgot about it until I saw your recipe! Not quite ready to start cooking with pumpkin even though it does feel like fall in NY, but will have to break into it soon!

  • Danielle Omar - Food Confidence RD
    Posted at 19:22h, 23 September

    These look so good…I love all things pumpkin!

  • Jenny Shea Rawn
    Posted at 22:19h, 24 September

    Kylie and Robin, this looks deeeelish! Haven’t ever tried making date brownies and this gives me a reason to do so.

  • Bridget Swinney
    Posted at 19:30h, 25 November

    This recipe looks amazing! I will be adding it to my pumpkin recipe collection!

    • Robin
      Posted at 14:40h, 26 November

      Thanks, Bridget! Happy holidays to you and yours!

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