Pastoral Cheese Pumpkin Pie
Overview
Pumpkin has more complete nutrients and higher nutritional value. Tender pumpkins contain more vitamin C and glucose than old pumpkins. Old pumpkin has higher calcium, iron and carotene content. Pumpkin is rich in sugar and starch, so old pumpkin tastes delicious and sweet; its protein and fat content are low. Pumpkin pie with cream cheese is rich in milk, but refreshing and delicious. It is very suitable for enjoying an afternoon tea with a glass of juice in this sultry weather.
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Ingredients
Steps
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Making puff pastry: Add butter, sugar and flour, knead into a sandy shape, then add egg yolk and mix.
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Add water and knead into a ball. (Add water slowly until it forms a ball).
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You can divide it into a small ball and add an appropriate amount of red yeast rice powder,
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Knead into red dough and set aside. Place in the refrigerator to chill for 1 hour.
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Make pumpkin filling: Melt butter and cream cheese over water (water temperature is 60 degrees)
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Beat well with a whisk. Then add light cream, sugar, and beaten eggs in sequence, and beat well with a whisk.
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Steam the pumpkin, puree it, add stuffing, and finally add flour and mix into pumpkin paste.
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Take out the pie crust, roll it into a piece and spread it on the pie plate, press it tightly, remove the excess crust, prick the holes with a fork, put it in the oven at 160 degrees, bake for 5-6 minutes, and take it out.
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Pour the filling into the cooled pie crust and use the excess pie crust to decorate the edges.
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Place in the oven at 160 degrees for 35-40 minutes. Pay attention to the coloring in about 20 minutes and cover with tin foil.
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Take out of the oven and decorate with powdered sugar. Done.
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Very delicious