Soft and Chewy Pumpkin Pie Cookies [+Video]

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Soft and Chewy Pumpkin Pie Cookies [+Video]

a photo of several pumpkin pie cookies topped with a little dollop of whipped cream.

Indulge in the flavors of fall with these soft and chewy pumpkin pie cookies topped with a dollop of whipped cream. Perfect for satisfying your pumpkin spice cravings!

I saw a cookie floating around on Instagram that everyone was obsessed with all about pumpkin pie. You use a filling similar in flavor to classic pumpkin pie, but it’s really nothing like a pumpkin pie. After tackling the key lime pie cookie I couldn’t get it out of my head that the best idea ever for those who hate making pie and want something more kid friendly on Thanksgiving was to make a pie cookie. These are to die for!!

Of course that darn Crumbl beat me to it, so now you can make that yummy pumpkin pie Crumbl cookie at home! And to me, our is better….shhhhhh! 🤐

Ingredients and Materials Needed

For this cookie pie recipe, there are two main components and then a couple of optional components. We will start with the cookie base, then while it chills, we will make a pumpkin pie filling. You have the option of rolling the cookie dough in pie crust crumbles (which I HIGHLY recommend) and topping it with whipped cream just like you would a slice of pumpkin pie. It all combines for the perfect pumpkin dessert bite! Here is what you will need:

Cookie Base

  • Butter: Use unsalted butter and you want it softened but not warm
  • Brown Sugar: Adds sweetness and richness of flavor
  • White Sugar: Adds sweetness
  • Egg: Gives the cookie base structure
  • Vanilla: Adds flavor
  • Flour: Just regular all-purpose flour is all you need
  • Cornstarch: Adds chewiness and tenderness to the cookie
  • Baking Powder: Adds rise, fluffiness to the cookie base
  • Baking Soda: Works with the baking powder to leaven the cookie base
  • Salt: Enhances all the other flavors
  • Cinnamon Sugar: Adds flavor to the crumbled pie crust
  • Pie Crust: Rolling the cookie dough in pie crust crumbles gives the cookies that craveable flaky, buttery flavor and texture.

Pumpkin Pie Filling

  • Pumpkin Puree: Make sure you have pumpkin puree and not pumpkin pie filling
  • Maple Syrup: Adds natural sweetness and flavor
  • Sugar: Adds more sweetness
  • Cornstarch: Helps the filling thicken as it bakes
  • Vanilla Extract: Adds flavor
  • Unsalted Butter: Adds flavor and richness
  • Pumpkin Pie Spice: Adds that signature pumpkin pie warmth and flavor
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Classic Pumpkin Pie

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Classic Pumpkin Pie

A photo of a pumpkin pie topped with piped whipped cream and stamped pie crust leaves taken from above with a slice pulled out.

Oh, pumpkin pie, oh pumpkin pie, thy flavor is so lovely… Who needs the Christmas tree song when we could be singing about pie? In fact, I’m pretty sure a song about pie would not only be awesome but certainly the most delicious song ever.

Our classic pumpkin pie totally made from scratch, from the best pie crust recipe ever to a pumpkin filling that is perfectly spiced and creamy, it is a must-make every Thanksgiving.

I know we have some haters out there (haters gonna hate, hate, hate. Thank you Taylor Swift.) I can’t even understand the hate, but it’s fine. It exists. I believe that every blog should share their favorite classic recipes and this one is one of my favorites. Well this, and Mom’s Lemon Meringue Pie. 

Thanksgiving For Me Growing Up

Thanksgiving has always been one of my favorite holidays. As a kid we always celebrated with more people than even fit into a house. Seriously, I remember going to my grandpa’s house in Le Grande, Oregon and all of the cousins, aunts and uncles would pile into the house, set up tables and chairs in every nook and cranny and still some of us kids would end up parking it on the floor somewhere because there just wasn’t enough room for so many people.

If we didn’t travel then we would have as much family at our house in Vancouver, Washington as possible and then Dad would make sure that everyone at church had a place to go and often we would end up with a few extra families that had nowhere to go. It was awesome! The cousins ran around playing, everyone was snacking and finally we had a prayer and “dinner” which usually happened mid afternoon so it wasn’t dinner at all.

Then we would clean up (always paper products as dishes for that many people would have been insane), the ladies and kids would do fun Christmas crafts, the men would sleep or watch football and then pie for all!

And my favorite part? Well, the pie of course, but I actually loved the next day even more. We would be lazy and watch movies all day, snacking on leftovers and making turkey sandwiches on rolls. I love those sandwiches more than the actual dinner!

Thanksgiving at Our House Now

Most importantly it had been a time to be together, no matter who we were. Everyone always had a place to go, which I’ll be honest has been a little hard living where we live. Most people have lived here their whole lives and have so much family that they make their own plans and stick closely with their fam. If you aren’t from here and aren’t going anywhere it kind of feels lonely now. It’s not the holiday I grew up with, but it has taught me that I must be like Dad, always reach out and see if anyone else is alone instead of only focusing on my family. But, we do have pie, and pie makes everything ok.

Ingredients for Pumpkin Pie

You’ll want to start by making my favorite pie crust recipe or Mom’s failproof magic crust. It makes a double crust, so you’ll only need half the dough for this pumpkin pie.

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