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Sesame Pumpkin Pie

Sesame Pumpkin Pie - Pumpkin is a health food which contains vitamins, rich nutritious, and also low in calories and defenses cancer as well. See below recipe to make Sesame Pumpkin Pie.

[Ingredient]: Pumpkin, flour, honey, sesame seeds, Peanut oil

[To do this:]
1. Wash the pumpkin, remove the skin and flesh, cut into pieces at the end, and then put into the steamer to steam for 10 minutes.  
2. Press into pumpkin mash, add honey, flour tortillas and sesame, and then made ​​the same size, and then stained with bread bran.
3. Flat hot wok, add peanut oil, and then low heat and fry on both sides to slightly golden colour.
4. Ready to Serve.

Enjoy! These keep well in the freezer/fridge, and are great microwaved to serve hot.






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