Simple Pumpkin Pie Spice Recipe
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Whether it’s fall, the holidays, or any time of the year you’re craving pumpkin desserts, this homemade pumpkin pie spice recipe is handy! Spicy and aromatic, this is a classic mixture that often contains ingredients you already have on hand.
When school starts and fall starts rolling in, the pumpkin spice craze hits. If you are craving a pumpkin-spiced treat but happen to be out of the pre-made spice, you may be able to make your own with this pumpkin pie spice recipe.
Just a few ingredients
As you can see, you may already have the ingredients in your cabinet or pantry to make your own.
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How to make Pumpkin Pie Spice Recipe
Gather up the 4 spices needed, put them into a bowl, and stir together.
Store any unused pumpkin pie spice in an air-tight container. I like to use small mason jars (jelly jars).
Tips
- Store in a sealed container in a cool dry place like the pantry. Keep for up to 2 months.
- If you like cinnamon to not be as bold in the mixture, simply reduce it until you find the right ratio to fit your preferences.
- Use quality spices for this recipe in order to get the best outcome. Cheaper spices tend to be lacking in flavor. This results in a weak spice mixture.
- You can easily double this recipe, or increase it as much as needed.
- If you would like, you can add cloves to the mixture. Not everyone likes them, so I suggest only adding cloves if you know for sure you already like them. ½ teaspoon should be plenty for this specific mixture.
Pumpkin Pie Spice
Ingredients
- 3 ½ tablespoon Cinnamon
- 2 ½ teaspoon Ginger
- 2 ½ teaspoon Nutmeg
- 1 ½ teaspoon Allspice
Instructions
- Combine all ingredients in a small dish and mix well.
Notes
- Store in a sealed container in a cool dry place like the pantry. Keep for up to 2 months.
- If you like cinnamon to not be as bold in the mixture, simply reduce it until you find the right ratio to fit your preferences.
- Use quality spices for this recipe in order to get the best outcome. Cheaper spices tend to be lacking in flavor. This results in a weak spice mixture.
- You can easily double this recipe, or increase it as much as needed.
- If you would like, you can add cloves to the mixture. Not everyone likes them, so I suggest only adding cloves if you know for sure you already like them. ½ teaspoon should be plenty for this specific mixture.