I’ve been doing some traveling over the last couple of weeks. I’ve been on the first part of a book trip visiting various Williams-Sonoma stores to sign some books and meet you guys. Hi guys. Hope you’ve been having fun. I have.
The signings happen around lunchtime and because I’m a big bundle of nerves right before each one, I’ve gotten in the habit of not eating much of anything right before. Butterflies and such.
Then, by the time the signings start, I’m hungry. Luckily the stores have been making treats. Yummy, yummy little treats. They’ve ended up being my lunch. So I thought I’d share their recipe with you in case you wanted to try them, too. They’re quick and easy. You’ll love. Promise.
Pecan Pumpkin Butter Dessert Squares.
Delish.
Here’s what you’ll need.
A yellow cake mix, sugar, flour, milk, eggs, butter, cinnamon and the star ingredient…
Pecan Pumpkin Butter! Acquired at Williams-Sonoma.
By the third time I had the dessert squares, I was buying this butter to send home and swiping the recipe cards from each store to ensure I would have the directions to make for you guys when I got back to my kitchen.
And now that I’m back for a few days, I thought I should bake. I know. It’s about time. I feel it to.
Okay, here we go.
The steps are easy.
Reserve 1 cup of the cake mix from the box…
… and mix the rest with an egg and melted butter. Combine and press into the bottom of a prepared 9 X 13 pan.
Then mix the pumpkin butter, two more eggs and milk until combined. Spread over mixture pressed in the pan.
Mix the rest of your dry ingredients together. Flour, sugar, cinnamon and reserved cake mix.
Add some softened butter and mix together until crumbly.
Then just sprinkle the crumbly mixture over the top of the pumpkin butter and bake. Easy peasy.
Cool and cut into small squares.
Williams-Sonoma Pumpkin Pecan Butter Dessert Squares
Ingredients
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And have some for lunch… or dinner… or both. Then have some for dessert.
I hope I get to have some again this Saturday in Atlanta and next week in Dallas. Hint. Hint… Williams-Sonoma if you’re listening.
Also, I gotta think this would work with an apple butter too. If you try it let me know what you think.