PUMPKIN PIE - 1847
from : The New England Economical Housekeeper by Mrs. E. A. Howland. 
Worcester : S.A. Howland, 1847.
from : Thanksgiving & the New England Pie.

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Take out the seeds and pare the pumpkin; stew, and strain it through a coarse sieve. Take two quarts of scalded milk and eight eggs, and stir your pumpkin into it; sweeten it with sugar or molasses. Salt it, and season with ginger, cinnamon, or grated lemon-peel, to your taste. Bake with a bottom crust. Crackers, pounded fine, are a good substitute for eggs. Less eggs will do.

"This work has been compiled with a careful regard to the most economical mode of preparing the various dishes for which directions have been given."

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