on Sep 10, 2014, Updated Sep 25, 2023 7 Comments Love the warm, spicy flavor and aroma of fall baking? From pumpkin pie to apple crisp, pumpkin spice lattes to hot cocoa, it’s such a favorite food season! Pumpkin pie spice has become such a recognized part of fall and is scrumptious in so many more recipes than just pumpkin pie! I love to keep it ready for making pumpkin muffins and pumpkin cookies, as well as for sprinkling in my oatmeal or my coffee! There’s just something about the scent of pumpkin pie spice that immediately makes me feel warm and cozy! And it seems the world becomes obsessed with all things Pumpkin Spice right before the first cool days of fall. The aroma, the flavor…it’s just so intoxicating and delicious! My recipe for this famous spice blend is super simple to make at home, so you can indulge whenever that desire hits you! Along with making fresh pumpkin puree to freeze for recipes, I mix up a big batch of this spice, along with my homemade apple pie spice recipe to use all throughout autumn and Thanksgiving. And oh my goodness, the delicious recipes I make with apples and pumpkins and these spices gets me so excited!

How to Make Pumpkin Pie Spice

You can easily whip up this spice blend in five minutes with just five spices! To make it, you’ll need the following ground spices.

Ingredients

Be sure to see the recipe card below for the full listing of ingredients, instructions, notes, and estimated nutritional information.

cinnamon nutmeg ginger allspice cloves

I’ve tested and developed this recipe to be what I find to be the perfect combination of flavors. While we love cinnamon, we like nutmeg, so I toned down the nutmeg flavor in my recipe. If you absolutely love the flavor of nutmeg, feel free to increase the ratio in this recipe. If you decide to increase the nutmeg to meet your taste, I recommend increasing it up to 1/2 tablespoon for the amount of cinnamon given in the recipe.

Step-by-Step Instructions

Measure each of the five ground spices. Then, combine them all in a large mixing bowl. With a whisk or fork, mix all of the ground spices together until well blended. Once blended, decant the pumpkin pie spice into an airtight container. I generally make a large batch, but you can easily scale the recipe based on how much pumpkin pie spice you plan to use during the season.

Storage Tips

To store: Place your spice blend in an airtight spice container with a lid that seals well. Store away from light and moisture for best results. This pumpkin pie spice blend is usually best and the most fresh when used within 1-2 years.

Makes a Great Gift!

Make a few fresh batches of pumpkin pie spice and put the spice blend in nice glass spice jars with sturdy, airtight lids. Tie ribbons around the top, make pretty labels for them, and give them as thoughtful gifts to neighbors and friends!

More Favorite Pumpkin Recipes

Pumpkin Bread Pudding with Maple Cream Sauce Chocolate Chip Espresso Pumpkin Bread Pumpkin Creme Brulee Pumpkin Cheesecake Dip Pumpkin Snickerdoodles Here’s my Pumpkin Pie Spice Recipe. I hope you enjoy using it as much as I do! Enjoy!Robyn xo

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