Ingredients:
5 Tbs all purpose flour
3 Tbs canned pumpkin puree (plain)
1 Tbs canola oil
1/2 up to1 tsp cinnamon powder
pinch fresh grated nutmeg
1 large egg
1/4 tsp baking soda
1-2 Tbs powdered sugar
caramel syrup (used for ice cream)
garnishes: whipped cream, vanilla ice cream
Directions:

Mix all ingredients (except caramel syrup) to make a batter.
Pour into a microwave safe mug that has been sprayed with cooking spray or lightly oiled. Put in microwave on high for 2 1/2

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My husband is gone tonight and this sounds like just the thing I need after a long week. Love the mug desserts!
ReplyDeleteSo delicious and very detectable
ReplyDeleteI love all the options of these mug cakes I've seen recently...it used to be just chocolate, but I love your pumpkin!!! I'm going to have to wow my kids with these :)
ReplyDeleteYou are officially the 2 minute queen my friend :)
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From now on, if I need a quick treat - I'll come here. You are a cake in a mug queen!! Love this!
ReplyDeleteOk that's it, I have to start making your cakes in a cup. I had been making cakes in a cup for Gabbi using cake mix. I feel better about these.
ReplyDeleteI must make this! What a great and quick dessert!
ReplyDeleteOooh, I have to make a low-carb version. This sounds awesome!! Have a wonderful weekend, Ramona.
ReplyDeleteAh, now I remember I did make one but it was a Pumpkin chip muffin. :)
ReplyDeleteI have made this stunning seasonal pumpkin dessert today & loved it so much. I used home-made pumpkin puréé because we can't buy it here in Belgium out of a can! :)
ReplyDeleteSo glad you made it and improvised with what you had to use. :)
DeleteI'm loving the quick microwave dessert in a bowl! This pumpkin cake is perfect! Keep them coming!
ReplyDeleteJust curious...I don't have a microwave...what would be the oven bake time?
ReplyDeleteHi, gosh... I can only guess at this answer. I would suggest trying 350 degrees for 15-20 minutes to see if that bakes it for you. If not, then test it every 5 minutes after that to check to see if a toothpick comes out clean. Hope that helps. :)
DeleteYou are the queen of mug cakes! :D Pumpkin caramel sounds like fall-erific (heehee, get it?) and I would dive into this if I had it right now!
ReplyDeleteRamona, its been ages since I haven't visited your blog...and discovered that I DO follow you. Just left a comment at Ridwan's blog and saw your comment, and right away I clicked over...glad I did.
ReplyDeleteYour amazing little pumpkin dessert cake in the microwave is genius...fast, and super yummy. Such a fast 2 minute dessert indulgence that actually would fool somebody when you serve it to them so nicely presented just the way you have it with generous whipped cream! superb and love the photos as well! xo
This is a very dangerous treat. Something as good as this can't be so easy to make because that means I'll be making it until the pumpkin puree runs out, which could take a while. :)
ReplyDeleteWHAT, so easy! It's amazing how we can make quick and delicious desserts - but this is 2 minutes??? I'm impressed!!!
ReplyDeleteDo you only use a little of the caramel sauce? And the nutmeg out of the container is what you are referring to?
ReplyDeleteHi Shelia, I used about a Tablespoon of the caramel sauce. You can use as much as you like to taste. I used a fresh nutmeg that I grated three or four times across a microplane grater... but you can use a very tiny finger pinch of powdered nutmeg. Hope that helps and you enjoy it. :)
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