
Cook the Pumpkin Base:
Reduce the pumpkin with maple, honey, brown sugar, and spices until thick and glossy.
Cook the pumpkin first so its moisture evaporates and the spices bloom before the butter is whipped. A cool scoop then melts into a warm biscuit without turning watery or loose.
Pumpkin spice butter should taste like October without turning into frosting. The trick is cooking the pumpkin first so the extra moisture evaporates and the spices bloom into the maple and honey. Once that base cools, it can be whipped into softened butter without making the whole thing loose or broken. You still get the familiar pumpkin spice flavor, but the texture stays light, spreadable, and buttery.

Reduce the pumpkin with maple, honey, brown sugar, and spices until thick and glossy.

Let the pumpkin spice base cool before adding it to the butter.

Beat the softened butter until pale and fluffy.

Whip in the cooled pumpkin mixture a little at a time.
Refrigerate until set, then soften slightly before serving.
Cook the pumpkin first so its moisture evaporates and the spices bloom before the butter is whipped. A cool scoop then melts into a warm biscuit without turning watery or loose.
About 1¼ cups pumpkin spice whipped butter — Serving size: 1 tablespoon

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