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Pumpkin Madness v.2013 {Call for Recipes}


I love pumpkins. No, I don't mean love as in a casual crush. I mean love as in full-blown-lusty-obsession love. I love pumpkins. I once ate so many pumpkins one season that I had an allergic reaction to it. Dead serious. So, I've curtailed my pumpkin creations in recent years.

Here are few of my personal favorites:




What would you say are your favorite pumpkin creations?


Link up to three of your favorites!

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  1. I love pumpkin too!! Thanks for the recipe calls. I've linked up two of mine and I can't wait to try out more from others.

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  2. This is great! I shared two of my favorite recipes. Next week I'll be sharing my favorite white chocolate pumpkin cookies on my blog. I hope you'll come by!

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  3. Love pumpkins too! Just realised I don't have that many pumpkin recipes on my blog -time to change that with some of these delicious recipes featured here.

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  4. Thanks for hosting Camilla! I know you know I'm a pumpkin fan :) I linked up my two most recent recipes. Can't wait to read all the other posts!

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  5. I just linked up two of my favorite recipes, one of which I have cooking in the bread machine as we speak!

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  6. I'm a pumpkin lover too! :)
    Thanks for sharing..

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