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Homemade pocket pies, akin to little fall like “pop tarts”, to serve as an easy dessert or healthier breakfast pastry.
Prepare crusts: Prepare your favorite (2) pie crust recipe, or buy a box of 2. Roll out pie crusts and cut each circle into quarters, making 8 total pieces from the 2 crusts.
Prepare filling: Beat egg. Add in the can of pumpkin pie filling, and pumpkin pie spice (pass on this if you don’t like your pie as spicy).
Assemble pies: Take each pie quarter piece and put a few tablespoons full of the filling in the middle. Fold over and seal edges. If your filling is a bit runny or loose, then fold edges back over themselves before crimping and sealing. You want the pies full, but not bulging.
Bake pies: Put pies on baking sheet and prick each one with a fork on top so steam can escape. Bake pies at 400F for 12-15 minutes or until crust is golden brown.
Prepare glaze: combine powdered sugar, vanilla and maple syrup. Add in milk as needed to get a slightly liquid glaze consistency, as thick as you desire. Drizzle over top of pocket pies and let dry. Add another drizzle to layer as much as you desire.
These can be eaten cold or warmed in a toaster or microwave. Refrigerate for up to one week.
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yellerkitty on 10.30.2010
I can’t wait to try these . . . they sound wonderful. I’m a misplaced Texas gal myself, and I adore pumpkin empañadas. These sound like they’d be very close — I’ll probably add a squeeze of lemon juice & maybe a little lemon zest to the filling. Pumpkin is SO under-appreciated. Ever had pumpkin-filled ravioli with a touch of sage and thyme-flavored butter? Swoon!
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txbikergirl on 10.29.2010
and sometimes i have to bake mine for 15-18 minutes, depending on the oven
txbikergirl on 10.29.2010
if you don’t have pumpkin pie filling, then use a small can of pumpkin and add about 1/2 c sugar and 1 T pumpkin pie spice to create your own.
txbikergirl on 10.29.2010
if you don’t have pumpkin pie spice, then use a combination of cinnamon, ginger, nutmeg and allspice – use less of the nutmeg as it is quite strong and spicy