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Save Room for Dessert this Fall Season With a Pumpkin Treat

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Pumpkin bars are a classic fall treat loved by many and a fun addition to the kitchen counter. These pumpkin bars smell as amazing as they look and taste great.

What’s a better way to enjoy this beautiful fall season? Fall leaves, cool weather, sweaters and pumpkin bars. This is a simple, yet delicious recipe loved by all who give it a try. It’s a pumpkin base, the texture of cake and topped with a smooth buttercream frosting.

Pumpkin may be a controversial flavor, but around this time of year, it is generally the most loved flavor. People put pumpkin in drinks, cold or hot, pies and other foods, making it the perfect treat around this time of year.

This is a nut-free dessert perfect for people with allergies. But for someone who needs a gluten-free diet, there are many other ways to achieve the same delicious result.  According to the Flour Substitution Guide, there are many alternatives to flour, such as almond flour, corn or oat flour (E. Rider).

This recipe came from Amie Woods. Sweets treats are perfect around the fall, and these pumpkin bars can’t be beat.

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Pumkin Bars

Beat Together in a large miking bowl:

4 Eggs

1 2/3 C Sugar

1 C Oil

2 C Pumpkin

Either with a hand or electric mixer add:

2 C Flour

2 tsp Baking powder

2 tsp Cinnamon

1 tsp Salt

1 tsp Baking Soda

½ tsp Nutmeg

¼ tsp Ground Cloves

Bake at 350 in a bar pan for 25 minutes

 

Frosting

Beat together in a separate bowl:

1 C Butter (1 cube) (softened)

8 oz Cream Cheese

4 C Powder Sugar

1 tsp Vanilla

 

Let the base cool before applying the frosting.

Enjoy!

This recipe estimates 24-30 bars depending on the size you cut them.

 

 

 

 

 

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Claire Rasmussen
Claire Rasmussen, Reporter
Hi,! my name is Claire Rasmussen and I am a sophomore at Eagle High. This is my first year in Newspaper and I am so excited. I play volleyball here and love to play with my school, my club, and with my friends. I also love being outdoors and in the sun.
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