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Pumpkin Mousse Trifle
You can speed up this recipe by using a store-bought pound cake or baking and freezing one ahead of time. The sugared pecans can also be prepared in advance and stored in an airtight container.—Becky McClaflin, Blanchard, Oklahoma
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Sounds easy& yummy! 5stars!
If you assembled this the night before would it become too soggy for the next days dessert? Thanking you in advance for an answer. I would like to make this for Thanksgiving.
This recipe is awesome. I am not a fan of Cool Whip so I used whipping cream. Amazing! Make extra pecans for salads and toppings because you will love them.
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This is absolutely delicious. Huge hit on Thanksgiving, there was nothing left over and lots of comments as the best dessert. Will be making again! It's lighter than I expected and not too sweet. I used chopped pecans, the picture shows whole pecans. I liked it better because it was like a layer of praline crunchy goodness. I also let I sit in the fridge for about 5 hours before serving. Made the cake two nights before and froze it in a gallon size Ziploc. It made it easier to cut while semi-frozen, no crumble.
This is absolutely delicious. Huge hit on Thanksgiving, there was nothing left over and lots of comments as the best dessert. Will be making again! It's lighter than I expected and not too sweet. I used chopped pecans, the picture shows whole pecans. I liked it better because it was like a layer of praline crunchy goodness. I also let I sit in the fridge for about 5 hours before serving. Made the cake two nights before and froze it in a gallon size Ziploc. It made it easier to cut while semi-frozen, no crumble.
made this for the first time and took to gathering...it was such a hit...it is delicious....
I made this for a luncheon at work, and the ladies loved it! I used Sara Lee pound cake and that worked well. I have had to make copies to give to the Ladies
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