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The BEST Crustless Pumpkin Pie

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Author: Dini K.
Posted: 9/17/2018
Updated: 11/21/2020
This Crustless Pumpkin Pie pudding is so satisfying and silky smooth that you won't miss the crust at all! It's Gluten free and refined sugar free too. 

This Crustless Pumpkin Pie is refined sugar free and gluten free, and deliciously creamy with just the right amount of sweetness. And you wouldn’t believe how EASY it is to make! Read the post for tips that will guarantee PERFECT results every time. 

This crustless pumpkin pie pudding is so satisfying and silky smooth that you won’t miss the crust at all. Plus, you can make it all in ONE bowl!

This Crustless Pumpkin Pie pudding is so satisfying and silky smooth that you won't miss the crust at all! It's Gluten free and refined sugar free too. 

Ladies and gentlemen, this here is THE BEST Crustless Pumpkin Pie in the world! 🙂 No exaggerations really, as far as no crust pumpkin pies go, this one takes the um… pie.

Let me first say that I’ve got nothing against pie crusts. In fact, I love pie crust so much that I could eat it on its own. But let’s face it, pie crusts can be a pain in the ass to make. And if I’m making this for family on Thanksgiving day or for friends and guests, I’d rather make my life easier by not having to worry about a finicky pie crust.

A slice of crustless pumpkin pie slice with a bite take out, served on a white plate with a spoon next to it.

So why is this the BEST crustless pumpkin pie?

  • Simple ingredients.
  • Super simple to make, can make it all in one bowl.
  • Gluten free and refined sugar free.
  • Foolproof recipe that guarantees delicious, creamy, silky smooth, absolutely perfect results, every time (no weeping or curdling).
  • Flexibility to make this either as one large pie to feed a crowd. Or in smaller/individual portions as personal pumpkin pie custards (which is even faster to make).
  • Don’t need to worry about pie crusts.

All the ingredients needed for a crustless pumpkin pie pudding for Thanksgiving.

I’ve made this recipe a bunch of times. Made all the mistakes while trying to perfect this gluten free pumpkin pie, so that you don’t have to! 🙂 It’s sweetened with maple syrup which makes this no crust pumpkin pie even more flavorful in my opinion (and also refined sugar free). But you’re welcome to use honey or white sugar or brown sugar if you prefer.

My favorite way to serve this crustless pumpkin pie is to slice it like a pie (duh), and serve with whipped cream. You can do the same. Or let your guests scoop it like a pudding into cups. After all, this tastes and feels like a really creamy pumpkin pie pudding too.

The spices mixed in with the cornstarch first.
Mix the spices with cornstarch first.
Mix in the cornstarch and spices with the maple syrup
Then dissolve the cornstarch in the maple syrup to make it easier to be mixed in.

For even better results, you can flavor your whipped cream for even more flavor. Use maple syrup, brown sugar, bourbon, vanilla, cinnamon or any other flavor you like. My husband likes it with slightly sweetened whipped cream, I prefer it with a drizzle of extra maple syrup on top.

But the best part is that this no crust pumpkin pie is healthy enough for breakfast too! Just add some granola and Greek yogurt and you have yourself a pumpkin pie parfait.

The eggs, pumpkin puree added to the maple syrup, in a bowl.
Next add the eggs and pumpkin to the maple mixture.
The pumpkin, maple syrup, spices and eggs whisked in a bowl.
Whisk until nice and smooth.

My first attempt at making this gluten free pumpkin pie was to follow the famous Libby’s no crust pumpkin pie recipe with the refined sugar as well.  So I followed the pumpkin pie recipe on the Libby pumpkin can, without the crust. Unfortunately, I was so disappointed with the results, even after following the recipe precisely as stated. 

Here’s the one thing you need to keep in mind when making no crust pumpkin pie. Without the crust, the pumpkin pie filling is essentially a pumpkin flavored custard. Therefore it relies on eggs to set it into a creamy, smooth filling.

The evaporated milk being stirred into the pumpkin mix in a bowl
For the last step, stir in the evaporated milk.
The evaporated milk stirred into the pumpkin mix and ready to be poured into a pie dish.
Make sure the evaporated milk is stirred in well.

The two biggest problems I had with some crustless pumpkin pie recipes including Libby’s recipe were,

  1. Weeping (technical term for that is syneresis)
  2. Curdling

When a custard is baked at a high temperature, the eggs in the custard bake too rapidly. This leads the eggs to coagulate and separate into curd and whey. That’s because the egg proteins form a very tight network (curds). This tight network causes the water to be “squeezed out” (whey), causing the baked custard to weep. This also makes the custard taste and feel like it’s curdled.

A baked crustless pumpkin pie in a white pie dish. Gluten free and refined sugar free, easy and fool proof.

The original Libby’s famous crustless pumpkin pie recipe tests the doneness with a knife inserted into the custard. Then checking whether it comes out clean. I followed this recipe against my better judgement, hoping that the custard would somehow come out OK. But my gut feeling was correct. The problem is, your custard is already overbaked by the time you reach this level of doneness (or will be overbaked by the residual heat).

A close up of the side view of the gluten free pumpkin pie slice showing how creamy the filling is. Served with whipped cream on top.

So here are my solutions to prevent weeping, curdling and overbaking of this no crust pumpkin pie

Solution #1 – Reduce the oven temperature. Baking this crustless pumpkin pie at 350°F as suggested in the original recipe will most definitely cause the eggs in the custard to cook too quickly. This will lead to a curdled texture and weeping pumpkin pie custard. I cook this crustless pumpkin pie at 300°F, so that it cooks low and slow. Allowing for more even baking, and reducing the chances of the eggs overbaking. You can lower the chances of weeping and curdling even more by baking this custard in a water bath. But it’s not necessary. Also remember to preheat oven before placing the crustless pumpkin pie inside. 

Solution #2 – Adding cornstarch to the custard. The starch molecules expand as they cook with the water in the custard. Then they can act as a buffer to prevent the eggs from curdling. The result is a creamy, pudding like pumpkin pie.

Solution #3 –  Don’t wait until the “inserted knife comes out clean” stage. I always remove this pumpkin pie pudding while the middle is still a bit runny or jiggly. The residual heat will continue to cook the custard to perfection.

Solution #4 – Allow the crustless pumpkin pie to cool completely after baking. It’s important to let the pumpkin pie cool completely, before covering it with plastic wrap and refrigerating it. Let the excess water evaporate while it cools down, uncovered, to prevent the water re-entering the pumpkin pie pudding.

Solution #5 – Use of a thermometer. Since every oven and baking dish can transfer heat differently, it’s hard to say exactly when the custard is done. The foolproof way to know when the custard is perfect and is ready to come out, is to use a thermometer.

Cooking this crustless pumpkin pie to an internal temperature of  165°F – 170°F ensures that you get perfect, creamy, smooth results. I prefer a good medium of 167-168°F, and NEVER over 175°F.

The same recipe made into individual crustless pumpkin pie custards made in ramekins.
An individual serving of the crustless pumpkin pie pudding, made in an individual pie dish.

More tips to make a perfect gluten free crustless pumpkin pie

  • Do not add the pumpkin pie spice mix into the egg mix. The eggs are gloopy and can cause the spices to clump up and not distribute evenly.  So I prefer to always mix the spices with the cornstarch and maple syrup first. Make sure it’s well mixed through. Then add this to the egg mix and whisk. This way, the spices will disperse more evenly through the custard.
  • By following the order of ingredients added that’s indicated in this recipe, you can make this no crust pumpkin pie pudding using only 1 bowl!
  • Butter the baking dish or pie plate with a very thin coating of butter.
  • Pour the custard into the dish and knock it on your kitchen counter-top a few times to knock out any excess air. Air bubbles on the surface of the custard can be removed easily. Use a blow torch to gently flame the surface of the custard.
  • I prefer making this in a 9 inch glass porcelain pie plate / dish. It guarantees consistent results every time. I’ve made this in 1/2 cup ramekins and in individual pie dishes (1 cup capacity) as well (see pictures in the post).
  • I usually place the pie dish/dishes on a baking tray and bake them in a preheated oven. This way it’s easier to remove the dishes from the oven and even to rotate them half way through the cooking process.
  • When the baking is done, I remove the baking tray (with the pumpkin pie dish) from the oven first. Then immediately transfer the pumpkin pie dish/dishes on to a cold surface. Otherwise, the residual heat from the baking sheet/tray will cook the custard further.
  • When the crustless pumpkin pie custard has been transferred to a cooler surface, let it cool completely to room temperature. This can take 15 minutes on a very cold day, or up to 1 hour on warmer days. Only then, transfer it to the fridge, wrapped in plastic wrap. Otherwise the condensation will cause the pumpkin pie to “weep”.

A creamy and smooth gluten free pumpkin pie custards served in individual ramekins.

Can I make this with canned pumpkin pie filling?

I wouldn’t recommend it. This is made with 100% pumpkin puree, and this is different from the canned pumpkin pie filling. Pumpkin pie filling is already spiced, and yet somehow less flavorful! 

So stick with 100% pumpkin puree and add your own spices to get the best results. 

Can I make this dairy free? 

YES! I have had some readers who have made this pie dairy free. They used coconut milk instead, with great results. 

I do prefer evaporated milk because it’s so creamy. But if you use a good quality coconut milk with a higher fat percentage you should be OK. Do NOT use light coconut milk though. 

This refined sugar free, gluten free crustless pumpkin pie is guaranteed to be a hit at your Thanksgiving spread. And you can make it any time you want to whip up some simple, delicious pumpkin pie! It’s incredibly creamy, smooth and perfectly sweet, and just so satisfying that you won’t miss the crust at all.

A close up of the inside of the crustless pumpkin pie pudding slice with whipped cream on top. The filling is creamy, smooth, and has no weeping or curdling.

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This Crustless Pumpkin Pie pudding is so satisfying and silky smooth that you won't miss the crust at all! It's Gluten free and refined sugar free too. 
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Crustless Pumpkin Pie Pudding

Author: Dini K.
Cuisine: American, Thanksgiving
This Crustless Pumpkin Pie Pudding is so satisfying and silky smooth that you won't miss the crust at all! It's gluten free and refined sugar free too. 
EASY - This is an easy recipe with minimal equipment and effort required.
US based cup, teaspoon, tablespoon measurements. Common Measurement Conversions
Prep: 10 minutes
Cook: 1 hour
Total Time: 1 hour 10 minutes
Difficulty: Easy
Servings: 8 servings
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Ingredients:

  • Butter or coconut oil to butter the pie dish/dishes
  • 1 tsp ground cinnamon
  • ½ tsp ground ginger
  • ¼ tsp cloves
  • ⅛ tsp freshly grated nutmeg
  • ¼ tsp salt kosher salt or sea salt
  • 1 ½ tbsp cornstarch (cornflour)
  • 2 tsp vanilla extract
  • ½ cup maple syrup
  • 2 eggs
  • 1 egg yolk
  • 15 oz canned pumpkin puree 1 can
  • 12 fl oz evaporated milk 1 can

To Serve

  • Sweetened whipped cream optional
  • Maple syrup optional
US Customary - Metric

Instructions:

  • Preheat oven to 300°F and butter a glass porcelain 9 inch pie dish, OR 5 mini pie dishes (1 cup capacity), OR 9 ramekins (½ cup ramekins).
  • In a large bowl, whisk together the cinnamon, ginger, cloves, nutmeg, salt and cornstarch. Whisk this mix until there are no lumps in the cornstarch.
  • Add half of the maple syrup and whisk it in until the cornstarch is completely dissolved and there are no lumps. Then add the rest of the maple syrup and the vanilla and mix well.
  • Add the 2 eggs and yolk, and whisk to combine.
  • Add the pumpkin puree and whisk until it's mixed in well.
  • Stir in the evaporated milk. Make sure that the evaporated milk is also mixed in well.
  • Pour the prepared pumpkin custard into the 9 inch pie dish. Knock the pie dish on a hard surface like your kitchen counter firmly (don't break the dish though!), a couple of times, to remove any air bubbles. 
    See recipe notes on how to bake this crustless pumpkin pie in smaller dishes.
     
  • Place the pie dish in the preheated oven and bake for 60 - 70 minutes, rotating the pie dish halfway through the cooking time (30 minutes).
  • If you have a thermometer, check for an internal temperature of 165 - 170°F in the middle of the pie. If you don’t have a thermometer, remove the pie from the oven while the middle still seems a bit runny or jiggly, but the edges are set - this should take between 60 - 70 minutes.
  • Remove the pie dish from the oven and keep it in a cool, dry place to cool down, UNCOVERED. When the pie has completely cooled to room temperature, cover the pie dish and refrigerate overnight. Keep the pumpkin pie pudding in the fridge until you're ready to serve.
  • Slice the crustless pumpkin pie pudding into 8 - 10 servings, and serve with sweetened whipped cream and a drizzle of maple syrup (optional). 

Tips & Tricks

Notes for baking this crustless pumpkin pie in smaller dishes.
  • Measure the pumpkin pie custard into the smaller ramekins using a measuring cup. Add ½ cup of the custard into the ½ cup ramekins, and 1 cup of the custard into the mini pie dishes.
  • It’s easier to move the dishes in and out of the oven if you place them all on a larger baking sheet/tray. I use a half baking sheet.
  • Bake the ½ cup ramekins for about 22 - 25 minutes. The ramekins I used are the flat ramekins, where the pumpkin pie custard only fills up about 1 1/2 inches deep. If it's a taller baking dish, the custard will take longer to bake. 
  • Bake the 1 cup mini pie dish for about 30 minutes (the pumpkin pie custard only fills up for about 1 1/2 inches.)
  • Remove the baking tray from the oven, and then transfer the smaller dishes onto a cold surface to let the individual pumpkin pie puddings cool completely.
Calories in 1 individual pumpkin pie ramekin - 140 kcal
Calories in 1 individual pumpkin pie (mini pie dish) - 270 Kcal
Notes for cooling down the crustless pumpkin pie pudding.
It’s important to allow the pumpkin pie puddings to cool completely before covering them. You can speed up the cooling process by placing the dishes in a water bath (where the water level travels halfway up the dish). The residual heat will continue to cook the custard, while the excess water evaporates.
If you cover the pumpkin pie pudding with plastic wrap before it’s completely cooled down, there'll be condensation that will drip back into the pie and make it watery.
Note on maple syrup substitution 
You can substitute the 1/2 cup maple syrup with 1/2 cup honey or 3/4 cup (150 g) white sugar or brown sugar. 

Nutrition Information:

Calories: 169kcal (8%)Carbohydrates: 24g (8%)Protein: 5g (10%)Fat: 5g (8%)Saturated Fat: 2g (13%)Cholesterol: 79mg (26%)Sodium: 144mg (6%)Potassium: 313mg (9%)Fiber: 1g (4%)Sugar: 18g (20%)Vitamin A: 8475IU (170%)Vitamin C: 3.1mg (4%)Calcium: 171mg (17%)Iron: 1.1mg (6%)

“This website provides approximate nutrition information for convenience and as a courtesy only. Nutrition data is gathered primarily from the USDA Food Composition Database, whenever available, or otherwise other online calculators.”

Course:Dessert
Cuisine:American, Thanksgiving
Keyword:Custards, Pie, Puddings, Pumpkin, Thanksgiving
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  1. Lori M. says

    January 18, 2021 at 11:12

    I meant to thank you over a year ago and again last November, but I just made another pie today. I appreciate all the more scientific and instructional aspects of your page. I do moderately low carb and your recipe is perfect for a brown granulated sweetener swap as maple flavoring is used in those products. The addition of another egg (or just yolk) and starch (to the basic Libby’s) definitely lets the custard have the body to be sliced while preserving the smooth texture. I would love to know if you (or anyone) have successfully used a gellant that was lower in carbs than corn/potato/arrowroot starch. Thanks again for all your work!

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  2. Cassie Jean siebold says

    December 26, 2020 at 11:20

    5 stars
    This was a great recipe! I used coconut cream so my lactose intolerant husband could enjoy it and it turned out perfectly. I would also make this with a crust. I love pumpkin pie and this is one of the best fillings ever as it was rich, creamy, and spiced to perfection!

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    • Dini says

      December 26, 2020 at 11:52

      Thanks so much for letting me know Cassie! I’m really glad it turned out well with coconut cream and everyone enjoyed it! 🙂

      Reply
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