Spice up your pie!

Incorporating caramel into your pumpkin pie will elevate your dish to a showstopper at this year's dinner table. But why stop there? With so many delightful options available, you might find yourself making two or three pumpkin pies just to sample all your favorites.
Caramel and chocolate are a timeless combination, and no one will object to a drizzle of both. If you're in the mood for something creamier, consider using a caramel made from sweetened condensed milk (also known as dulce de leche) paired with coffee beans coated in rich chocolate—a popular and energizing duo. For those pressed for time, you can easily enhance a store-bought pumpkin pie by adding a fluffy meringue on top of a hidden layer of caramel, or by layering marshmallow fluff with caramel chips or crushed pecan pralines. And speaking of pecans, since anything salty and crunchy enhances the flavor of caramel, you could even add crushed nuts or popcorn to your crust.
Thanks to the versatility of caramel, pumpkin pie can be enjoyed year-round by anyone who loves to bake. So why not start experimenting now to be fully prepared for your next holiday gathering?
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