Pumpkin Pie Spice Mix

Name: Pumpkin Pie Spice Mix Recipe
Yield: 4
Ingredients: 1/2 t mace ground; 1 T cinnamon ground; 1 t ginger ground; 1/2 t cloves ground; 1/2 t allspice ground; 1/2 t nutmeg ground

(70)

Number of Servings: 4

Ingredients

1/2 t mace, ground1 T cinnamon, ground1 t ginger, ground1/2 t cloves, ground1/2 t allspice, ground1/2 t nutmeg, ground

Directions

Combine all. Store in an airtight container away from the sunlight for up to 3 months.
Makes 2 tablespoons.

Servings Per Recipe: 4

Nutritional Info Amount Per Serving

Calories: 8.9
Total Fat: 0.3 g
Cholesterol: 0.0 mg
Sodium: 1.5 mg
Total Carbs: 2.1 g
Dietary Fiber: 1.2 g
Protein: 0.2 g

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Member Reviews

ZEEDEE
Mace and nutmeg come from the same plant and have very similar flavors--mace being more delicate, nutmeg a little sweeter. Leaving the mace out would not make a great deal of difference, but I would increase the nutmeg slightly if you like that flavor to make up for the missing mace. - 11/10/09
LORIBUG
I've been trying PPSpice in my coffee (in the grounds before it brews). This is nice to have a recipe.... - 10/29/10
METISMOM
I use pumpkin pie spice in spice cookies as well. just right! - 10/27/09
MARSHA48
In the long run, this will be cheaper too. Thnx for the recipe. - 11/16/09
VIBAUSTIN
I am of the old school, before we had the choice of pumpkin pie spice available in our area, so I have always used a mixture of spices. But, I could not remember the amts. of each, so thank you very much for sending this one out to us. - 11/16/09
JODAFEEN17
If you use whole nutmegs, then use the outer coating as mace, then the inner gratings as nutmeg. Great recipe, BTW, and one that I will use for any recipe calling for this sort of spice mix. My only change is to increase the ginger 100%! - 10/16/10
ANDY13
I believe I have all those individual spices in my cupboard... sounds like I may be mixing up a batch for the holidays to use in pumpkin bread, pumpkin muffins, pumpkin cheesecake, and of course the standard pumpkin pie....Thanks! - 11/16/09
SUSHAH
I already make all my own spice mixes (including pumpkin pie spice mix), so I tried this recipe instead of my usual. Although both recipes included the same spices, the amount of each individual spice differed. I enjoy trying new recipes--always looking for ways to modify/improve my current ones. - 11/16/09
LADY_JOSIELOT
This is a good idea and I'm sure works well for some (as proven by the other ratings), but for some (including me-23 and live at home) not practical. Of the above, we only have cinnamon and (very old) nutmeg, lol, so for me it would be cheaper to buy a single item (the pumpkin pie spice). - 11/16/09
EVWINGS
I used this in oatmeal with raisin cookies. Everyone raved! I'll have to see what they say about how they last being posted. - 11/21/10
JUHOEG
I love pumpkin pie. Sounds like a winner. - 11/16/09
FLORIDASUN
Excellent blend of spices..in one word...yummy! - 11/16/09
TRAVELING2

Thank you for the recipe! There is no such thing as pumpkin pie spice in Germany! I couldn't find the mace so just did without. - 10/10/09
SMARTIN77
Recent studies show pumpkin pie is #1 scent that men respond to...it's like an aphrodisiac. Hmmmm.... - 11/30/10
WHEREISCLARK
Great for Halloween and Thanksgiving baking! - 10/16/10
GENEHAYES1
great money saver! - 11/15/09
CD6312736
I remember from my grandmother (British/Dutch/Pennsylvania Dutch side of the family) that you can start out with equal amounts of cinnamon, ginger, nutmeg and clove; then adjust the seasonings as you like. (I tend to LOVE nutmeg; Grandma didn't care much for cinnamon.) Allspice is a good addition. - 10/16/10
BRINKMANL
Sounds like it would save time when making a pie --not to have to measure each one. It does not say how much of the mixed spices should be used in a nine inch pumpkin pie. Thank you. - 10/16/10
LADYHUNTER82
thanks for the money savings idea!!! - 11/16/09
CHER321
Thanks! This is a big help, just in time for the holiday baking I will be doing. - 11/16/09
RAMONAFAY
yum! - 11/16/09
PTBGAMG
Thats exciting! I have everything to make this! Thank you so much - 11/10/09
1GNPARKER
Thanks for the recipe. This way you know exactly what's in it! - 11/10/09
MIMER56
this was a great idea. I didn't have mace, so I left that out. I just increased the nutmeg and the flavor was wonderful! - 11/20/12
SAVY00362
can't beat your own recipe. I can adjust to suit my personal taste - 11/17/10