I admit it … I’m sitting at Chick-fil-a, enjoying a few quiet moments of catching up, in the middle of some appointments and errand running. At the corner table, it’s a pretty peaceful place … you just have to get out before the lunch rush. 😉
There’s a quote over the doorway that says “Food is essential to life; therefore, make it good.” ~ S. Truett Cathy. And then the #1 Sandwich was born, and the rest is happy history. 🙂
Jeff & Jo out running. |
So in honor of making good food, I want to re-share one of my favorite fall recipes: Pumpkin dip. This past weekend we camped up in the mountains, so I need to stop at the store and get my kitchen back in gear. Tonight for dinner … something simple: BLTs. But when I’m back in action in the kitchen (and fold the mound of camping laundry that is currently heaped on the table), I’ll make this pumpkin dip. I LOVE to serve this with gingersnap cookies. I hope you’ll enjoy it.
Pumpkin Dip
1 package of cream cheese, softened (Don’t skip “softening” = voice of experience 🙂 )
1 can pureed pumpkin pie mix (18 oz) (or plain pumpkin if ok too)
2 cups confectioners sugar
1/2 – 1 t. ground cinnamon
1/4 t. ground ginger
dash ground cloves
dash nutmegIn a mixing bowl beat the cream cheese until smooth. Add the pumpkin, beating well. Add the sugar and spices, beating well until it’s a smooth, creamy consistency. Refrigerate until ready to serve. Perfect with cookies or muffins in the fall!
Going to get a refill on my coffee…. 🙂
Michelle says
I love that picture of you and your hubby! Sounds like you had a wonderful time:)
Amy says
I love this recipe and just picked up the ingredients today to fix it for guests that are coming into town.
Julie_Sanders says
Oh, I'm so glad! Enjoy 🙂
Julie Sanders
http://www.comehaveapeace.blogspot.com
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Rosann says
Oh wow, this sounds really great! By the way, so does a good old fashioned BLT. I can't tell you the last time I've enjoyed one of those. So glad I'm headed out to the store today so I can get supplies for both! 🙂 Blessings,
Rosann