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These spiced Pumpkin and Walnut cakes are deliciously autumnal. Top with Spider web icing for a Halloween treat. Gluten and dairy free.

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Spiced Pumpkin and Walnut Cakes for Halloween… (or not)

Spiced Pumpkin and Walnut Cakes are perfect for Halloween. Full of seasonal flavour and topped with a cute spider web icing, they look fantastic on any spooky party table.

But they are also delicious at other times too. With pumpkin purée easily available in tins all year round, there’s nothing to stop us making pumpkin cakes not on Halloween. Right? Okay… The warming ginger and cinnamon spices may be particularly suited to the season (whether Halloween or Guy Fawkes), but change the decoration and there is no doubt the brain and taste buds would be equally happy.

At this time of year however, we have a different problem. And that is the travesty of wasted pumpkins. So… ANY recipe that helps us to use the flesh from pumpkin carving has to be good. And this one’s a keeper…

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How many pumpkins do we waste?

Each year in the UK, an estimated 12+ million pumpkins are carved for Halloween but not eaten (Hubbub environmental charity). That is an incredible amount of food waste. Laid end to end, these uneaten pumpkins would likely stretch over two and a half thousand miles. The wasted pumpkin weighs a staggering 18,000 tonnes. And that’s just the UK.

It’s criminal. How can an intelligent, allegedly forward-thinking nation allow that much food waste on an annual basis purely in celebration of a festival?

Why we should LOVE eating pumpkin

Pumpkin is an amazing vegetable, full of great nutrition. Not only is it rich in vital antioxidants and vitamins, but it is also extremely low in calories, with no saturated fats or cholesterol and plenty of fibre. Even the seeds are good for you… They are packed with mono-unsaturated fatty acids, which are great for heart health. Seriously… If you are a pumpkin thrower, it’s time to have a re-think.

Pumpkin is such a versatile squash. It can be dressed up as a main course, roasted, mashed or cubed as a side (this roasted squash recipe can be used with a straight sub of pumpkin), and it makes the most amazing pumpkin soup.

Equally, it moistens and adds structure and flavour to pumpkin cake rolls, and the seeds add texture and flavour to bread.

What’s not to love?

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Carving Pumpkins and keeping the flesh for pumpkin and walnut cakes

Okay… Halloween wouldn’t be Halloween without pumpkin carving. Let’s be honest… Most kids love to carve and light up the annual squash lantern. They are beautiful and mesmerising with their orange hue and funny faces. So, I am not advocating ditching the whole thing… Just that when carving, greater care is taken to save the flesh to actually eat.

When pumpkins are carved at GFHQ, we spend time making sure we get as much flesh out as we can. We cut, scrape and scratch until the sides are as thin as we dare to go. The seeds are washed ready for roasting. The flesh is saved for bakes, soups and roasted veg. It’s not difficult. Actually, it’s a great challenge. Set the kids on it as part of the carving experience and get them to help in cooking with it too. It’s important for them to see how amazing pumpkin is when it is used as food.

Here’s a link for instructions on how to make Pumpkin Puree for baking.

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How good are these individual gluten free Pumpkin and Walnut cakes?

These little Pumpkin and Walnut Cakes are delicious. When originally planned, the intention was to top with cream cheese frosting. However, I had a big bowl of ‘liquid’ fondant icing left over from making Fondant Fancies, as well as a half batch of home-made marzipan. It therefore seemed only right to make this bake a ‘no waste’, use up leftovers recipe.

Although added at the last minute, the almondy marzipan complements the flavours in the sponge perfectly. The sponge itself is heady with warming autumn spice and moist with pumpkin and ground walnuts. The texture is slightly dense and a little bit sticky… But with each bite, comes a lovely crunch from the chopped walnuts hidden within. Dense does not mean ‘heavy’ however and without the icing, these pumpkin and walnut cakes would be amazing for breakfast. (Actually… I confess. Some may have been eaten for breakfast with icing too…).

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Spiced Pumpkin and Walnut Cakes are also dairy free and full of good stuff

As well as being gluten free, these spiced Pumpkin and Walnut Cakes are also naturally dairy free. Actually, the sponge is pretty healthy.

The flour blend is well-balanced for nutrition and is mixed with protein-rich ground walnuts. There is no gritty rice flour in them either. Added sweetness comes from a 50/50-mix of unrefined coconut sugar and soft light brown sugar (although you could use just coconut sugar). And butter has been substituted for dairy free natural coconut oil.

If that isn’t enough to persuade you of its healthier credentials, the fact that it contains pumpkin has to be a bonus. After all, pumpkin is not only good for you, but if using ‘leftover’ Halloween pumpkin flesh, you’re helping to prevent food waste too.

Fondant icing is an optional extra (you can top or not…). But it does add a little bit of naughty sweetness to the experience. Alternatively, you could just add a little marzipan, opt for cream cheese frosting instead, or simply leave the cakes naked.

Ready to make Spiced Pumpkin and Walnut Cakes?

Here’s the recipe for my gluten free-dairy free Spiced Pumpkin and Walnut Cakes. It’s been written just for the sponge. But if you want instructions for the home-made marzipan and icing, you’ll find the links below (and I’ve included decoration instructions in the recipe card).

  • marzipan – about half quantity
  • fondant – a few spoons of fondant softened to drizzle-point (coloured as you wish)
  • chocolate sauce (for spider web decoration) Approximately one-third quantity. Or use shop bought.

And don’t forget to check out our Gluten Free Recipe Book Recipe Index for lots more gluten free foodie inspiration.

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Other Pumpkin Recipes on the Gluten Free Alchemist :

  • Halloween Pumpkin Mini Rolls
  • Pumpkin, Sultana & Chocolate Chip Cake
  • Roasted Pumpkin Soup
  • Pumpkin Toffee-Apple Cake
  • Baked Apple & Cinnamon Upside-Downuts
  • Pumpkin Leek Soup with Ramiro Peppers
  • Chicken, Squash (Pumpkin) & Gruyere Quiche
  • Pumpkin Seed & Sunflower Seed Bread
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Spiced Pumpkin and Walnut Cakes (gluten free – dairy free)

Spiced Pumpkin and Walnut cakes are deliciously Autumnal. Mine are topped with festive Halloween spider web icing, but how will you top yours? Gluten and dairy free.
Prep Time20 mins
Cook Time25 mins
Total Time45 mins
Course: Cake, Party, Sweet Treats, Tea Time
Cuisine: British, Dairy Free, Gluten Free, Halloween
Keyword: Autumn, pumpkin, sponge
Servings: 20 approx
Calories per serving: 191.4kcal
Author: Gluten Free Alchemist – Kate Dowse

Key equipment

  • cake tins (either for up to 24 individual mini cakes or 2 x 8 inch round tins for larger cakes)
  • baking paper
  • Kitchen scales
  • measuring spoons
  • Oven
  • Mixing bowls
  • electric whisk
  • mixing spoon/spatula
  • wire rack

Ingredients

  • 80 g sorghum flour
  • 60 g tapioca starch flour
  • 45 g potato starch flour
  • 50 g buckwheat flour
  • 50 g ground walnuts grind at home
  • 160 g coconut sugar
  • 160 g soft light brown sugar
  • 1½ tsp GF baking powder
  • 1 tsp xanthan gum
  • 2 tsp ground ginger
  • 1 tsp ground cinnamon
  • ½ tsp fine sea salt
  • 3 large eggs UK large
  • 270 g pumpkin puree tinned or home-made
  • 100 g coconut oil melted
  • 2 tsp vanilla extract
  • 50 g chopped walnuts
Metric – US Customary

Instructions

To make the cakes

  • Prepare your chosen cake tins(s) by base-lining with baking paper (see NOTES).
  • Pre-heat the oven to 180 C/350 F/Gas 4.
  • Weigh and mix together the flours, ground walnuts, sugars, baking powder, xanthan gum, spices and salt, making sure all lumps are completely broken down. TIP – weigh into an airtight container and shake vigorously. Set aside.
  • In a large bowl, beat together the eggs, pumpkin puree, melted coconut oil and vanilla extract until well-blended and airy.
  • Add the dry ingredients and fold through until just evenly blended.
  • Add the chopped walnuts and fold these into the mixture.
  • Spoon into the baking tins (about half full) and bake for 15 to 18 mins (small cakes) or 25 to 35 minutes (large cakes) until the top is firm and a skewer inserted into the centre comes out clean.
  • Once baked, remove the cakes from the tins to a wire rack to cool completely.

Optional – Icing instructions for marzipan + fondant Spider Web Cakes (see NOTES for ingredients and links to recipes)

  • When cool (and if wanting to ice a flat top) cut a slither from the top to give a flat surface.
  • Spread the surface of each cake with warmed apricot jam using a pastry brush.
  • Roll out the marzipan into a layer a couple of millimetres thick and cut out pieces the correct size and shape for the cakes using a cookie cutter/template.
  • Place a piece of marzipan on top of the apricot jam of each cake and gently press to stick.
  • Drizzle each cake with fondant to cover the surface.
  • If you are making spiders web decorations, carefully drizzle a spiral shape of chocolate sauce (using a small-nozzled bottle) onto the top of the fondant (before it has set completely).
  • immediately drag a toothpick from the centre of the spiral outwards to make a web pattern.
  • Leave to set completely.

Notes

* Note: nutritional information is an estimate & may vary according to portion size/ingredient variants.
The mixture should make approx 20 to 24 mini cakes or 2 x 8 inch single layer cakes.
To make Spider Web Cakes : 
Marzipan – Either shop bought (GF) or home-made marzipan from this recipe (about half quantity) + a little apricot jam – warmed to spread and stick.
Fondant – Use a few spoons fondant softened to drizzle-point as in this recipe – coloured as you wish. You’ll need no more than about 100g worth of icing.
Chocolate Sauce (for spider web decoration) – Use either shop bought, or home-made from this recipe (approx one-third quantity).

Nutrition

Calories: 191.4kcal | Carbohydrates: 26.6g | Protein: 2.7g | Fat: 9.2g | Saturated Fat: 4.9g | Cholesterol: 27.9mg | Sodium: 93.9mg | Potassium: 160.5mg | Fiber: 1.6g | Sugar: 13.9g | Vitamin A: 2141.5IU | Vitamin C: 0.7mg | Calcium: 39.3mg | Iron: 0.9mg
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© 2019-2021 Kate Dowse All Rights Reserved – Do not copy or re-publish this recipe or any part of this recipe on any other blog, on social media or in a publication without the express permission of Gluten Free Alchemist

Spiced Pumpkin & Walnut Cakes shared with :

  • Cook Blog Share with Curly’s Cooking
  • Fiesta Friday #351 with Angie and Life Diet Health
  • Full Plate Thursday #507 with Miz Helen’s Country Cottage
  • Over The Moon with Eclectic Red Barn and Marilyn’s Treats
  • Creative Muster #407 with Fluster Buster

Previously shared with : Simple & in Season with Feeding Boys; Free From Fridays with Free From Farmhouse and Le Coin De Mel.

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  1. Jacqui – Recipes Made Easy:Only Crumbs Remain says

    26/10/2020 at 6:26 pm

    These look good for the not so little kids that want to have a little bit of fun at Halloween. I have some pumkin in the fridge i might just be making these.

    Reply
    • GlutenFreeAlchemist says

      30/10/2020 at 10:02 am

      Thank you Jacqui. Enjoy xx

      Reply
  2. Emma says

    24/10/2020 at 10:28 am

    5 stars
    So beautiful, and the way you’ve staged them in the photos is just great – I’m now ready for Halloween!!

    Reply
    • GlutenFreeAlchemist says

      30/10/2020 at 10:02 am

      Thank you Emma. I’m not sure Halloween will be quite the same as usual… but bring it on! x

      Reply
  3. Life Diet Health says

    24/10/2020 at 12:37 am

    Kate these look perfect for using up pumpkin and I love your Halloween decoration. It’s great that your making people aware of the unnecessary food waste caused by pumpkins- have you seen Hubbubs pumpkin poem? Thanks so much for linking up and sharing at Fiesta Friday… happy Fiesta’ing!

    Reply
    • GlutenFreeAlchemist says

      30/10/2020 at 10:01 am

      Thank you. You’re so welcome.
      I haven’t seen Hubbubs pumpkin poem… But I will be sure to go and check it out now xx

      Reply
  4. Joanna says

    22/10/2020 at 12:24 pm

    5 stars
    These cakes sound delicious. I love the combination of spices with pumpkin and walnut. It is really great to see a Hallowe’en recipe which sounds as it if tastes good and isn’t just a total sugarfest!

    Reply
    • GlutenFreeAlchemist says

      30/10/2020 at 9:57 am

      Thank you Joanna.
      I totally agree… I often wonder how Halloween came to be such a tooth-killer. But I guess the answer is probably fairly obvious x

      Reply
  5. Cat | Curly's Cooking says

    22/10/2020 at 11:17 am

    5 stars
    These sound delicious and I like that you can make them look great for Halloween or anytime of year. Thanks for linking to #CookBlogShare.

    Reply
    • GlutenFreeAlchemist says

      30/10/2020 at 9:56 am

      Thanks Cat. Absolutely. They can be dressed up any which way.
      Thanks for hosting this week x

      Reply
  6. Marilyn says

    20/10/2020 at 5:51 pm

    5 stars
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    Thank you for sharing at #OverTheMoon. Pinned and shared. Have a lovely week. I hope to see you at next week’s party too! Please stay safe and healthy. Come party with us at Over The Moon! Catapult your content Over The Moon! @marilyn_lesniak @EclecticRedBarn
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    • GlutenFreeAlchemist says

      30/10/2020 at 9:55 am

      You’re welcome Marilyn. You too xx

      Reply
  7. Elizabeth says

    04/12/2016 at 7:23 am

    Happy belated Halloween! Such a gorgeous sounding bake, this – thank you for sharing with the #NoWasteFoodChallenge 🙂

    Reply
    • Kate Glutenfreealchemist says

      04/12/2016 at 11:03 pm

      Thanks Elizabeth. Halloween does seem a long way back now….. but the memory of these cakes still lingers x

      Reply
  8. Charlotte Oates says

    03/11/2016 at 11:20 pm

    What a great way to use up leftover pumpkin, and I love the decoration on top too.

    Reply
    • Kate Glutenfreealchemist says

      05/11/2016 at 3:13 pm

      Thanks Charlotte. They were fun to make and delicious to eat! x

      Reply
  9. Alida says

    03/11/2016 at 1:24 pm

    I have never thrown a pumpkin away in my life but I have never carved one either. I guess I have never embraced the Halloween thing at all.
    I have always thought that pumpkins are only there to be eaten. Well I love this vegetable. My dad grows a field of them every year and freezes them if he cannot eat them all. You can make so many things with them, from soups, to pasta, bread, risottos, cakes. Even ice cream and liquors. I love your cakes, just so delicious as always.
    Love your photo. Ciao!

    Reply
    • Kate Glutenfreealchemist says

      05/11/2016 at 3:12 pm

      To be honest with you Alida, until I had Miss GF I was very bah humbug about the whole Halloween thing. It wasn't big when I was a kid, but seems to have grown and grown (like so many commercially-viable 'festivals'. I would happily let it pass me by, but it would feel unfair to Miss GF.
      On the other hand, it is a great reminder that it is the time of year for pumpkins. I always make sure I get a couple of culinary ones, but won't waste the carving flesh either. You are right…. it is an amazing vegetable and should be enjoyed just for itself. Love that your Dad grows a whole field of them…. yum! x

      Reply
  10. Choclette Blogger says

    02/11/2016 at 9:20 pm

    I was just thinking these looked very tasty and then I found out there was marzipan too – I LOVE marzipan. I think I'd have dared the dark road to get one of these treats 🙂

    Reply
    • Kate Glutenfreealchemist says

      05/11/2016 at 3:06 pm

      Thanks Choclette. The marzipan was a perfect addition and took these little cakes to a whole new level. So glad I had some left to use! x

      Reply
  11. Helen at Casa Costello says

    02/11/2016 at 12:32 pm

    Wow these are magnificent! Love the web effect. I went trick or treating for the first time this year – I'm not a fan either but reckon after years of being inundated with people at my door, we were allowed to do it just once! Thanks once again for joining in with #BakeoftheWeek

    Reply
    • Kate Glutenfreealchemist says

      05/11/2016 at 3:05 pm

      Thanks Helen. I have to say I am not in the slightest bit envious of your trick or treat adventure! I am so glad that Miss GF is now getting to an age where the isn't that bothered. Mind you…. we actually got two little gangs of kids knocking this year on our door which was unexpected. I had bought a bag of mini fudge just in case….. and was gutted that there was none left for us!

      Reply
  12. http:// rollingspoons.com/ says

    01/11/2016 at 2:06 pm

    Looks so yummy and pretty! Thanks for this recipe! Yumm..

    Reply
    • Kate Glutenfreealchemist says

      05/11/2016 at 3:02 pm

      Thank you so much. You're welcome x

      Reply
  13. Vicki Montague says

    31/10/2016 at 9:10 pm

    Wow! These look and sound incredible. I have to admit to being very naughty with our pumpkins this year…although I totally agree with you on the waste. I just couldn't scrape away the flesh at all although I tried. I'm afraid the slugs will have had it by tomorrow when I bring them in. I hope you forgive me although I would have loved to have made these x

    Reply
    • Kate Glutenfreealchemist says

      05/11/2016 at 3:01 pm

      Thanks Vicki. Scraping pumpkin flesh does seem to be a bit of a fine art and takes a lot of perseverance! But it was worth every blister and ache to get these! x

      Reply
  14. Summer says

    31/10/2016 at 8:13 pm

    Creative, cute and delightful ♥

    Reply
    • Kate Glutenfreealchemist says

      31/10/2016 at 8:16 pm

      Thank you Summer x

      Reply
  15. Johanna GGG says

    31/10/2016 at 12:39 pm

    very cute and they look delicious too – I confess I was pestered to buy a couple of little pumpkins for jack o lanterns this year and didn't think to scrape out the flesh – they just look so pitiful compared to what I know as pumpkin – but we are having a few Halloween treats that are much more fun than the pumpkins.

    Reply
    • Kate Glutenfreealchemist says

      31/10/2016 at 7:00 pm

      Thanks Johanna. Miss GF thinks I am bonkers for the amount of time I spend scraping….. But I just can't bear the waste! If I am cooking with pumpkin at other times I will buy culinary pumpkin because they are so much better and way easier to work with. I look forward to hearing all about your Halloween adventures….. x

      Reply
  16. HodgePodgeDays Blog says

    31/10/2016 at 10:31 am

    The icing looks great, I love pumpkin cake, it's so light and delicious.

    Reply
    • Kate Glutenfreealchemist says

      31/10/2016 at 6:56 pm

      Thank you. Having just checked out your pumpkin cake, I am impressed! Looks amazing! x

      Reply
  17. Robin Means says

    31/10/2016 at 1:17 am

    Great job on the spider web design!

    Reply
    • Kate Glutenfreealchemist says

      31/10/2016 at 6:56 pm

      Thanks Robin. That's really kind of you x

      Reply
  18. Mandy says

    30/10/2016 at 9:57 pm

    Yum! These look gorgeous and full of goodness. Sounds like we live in the opposite kind of place to you – I have to turn all the lights off and pretend to be out when it's time to put the kids to bed on Halloween!!

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    • Kate Glutenfreealchemist says

      31/10/2016 at 6:55 pm

      Thanks Mandy. I don't envy you….. I remember the days of turning lights off and hiding! These days, a knock on the door is quite exciting! x

      Reply
  19. Kat BakingExplorer says

    30/10/2016 at 5:52 pm

    Ooo these look fantastically spooky! Happy Halloween!

    Reply
    • Kate Glutenfreealchemist says

      31/10/2016 at 6:45 pm

      Thanks Kat….. Happy Halloween to you too! x

      Reply
  20. Angela Campos says

    30/10/2016 at 12:57 pm

    These are adorable and sound delicious! Thanks for sharing at Sunday Fitnes & Food, can't wait to try them 🙂

    Reply
    • Kate Glutenfreealchemist says

      31/10/2016 at 6:45 pm

      Thanks Angela. You're welcome x Delicious for sure!

      Reply

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Heads up... When I first started on developing this recipe, I truly wanted to make a simple one-bowl job. But that wasn’t possible. Texture and flavour were the absolute priority and this ultimately meant the recipe had to be carefully crafted  to make this happen. If you want the best, you sometimes have to work a little bit harder. 
But no word of a lie... these are SO worth the effort. 
Even better, I’ve worked out the dough can be frozen part way through the process... which means you can split the batch ready to bake up fresh with little effort later ☑️
Who wants the recipe? It’s now written up and on the blog... link in my profile (click lnk.bio)  #hotcrossbuns #easter #glutenfreehotcrossbuns #glutenfreerecipecreator #glutenfreeuk #glutenfreeeaster #glutenfreefoodporn #perfectbuns #singluten #glutenfrei #senzagluten #coeliacsafe #coeliacuk #feedfeed #feedfeedglutenfree #easterbuns #thebakefeed #huffposttaste #glutenfreealchemist #foodblogger #eeeeeats #bakersofinstagram #glutenfreebaking #foodblogfeed #bakersgonnabake #f52grams #instafood #glutenfreeeats #britainsbesthomecooks_ #worldsgreatesthomecooks 
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Have you ever tried porridge made with Millet Flak Have you ever tried porridge made with Millet Flakes? I really like it. It makes a nice change from oats and is a great alternative for anyone who can’t eat oats too.
It’s got a nice earthy bite and pairs perfectly with fruit and nuts. I always sprinkle a few cacao nibs on my porridge too. It’s funny how we have ‘must haves’ to go with some foods. 
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Beautiful but cold walk along the beach this eveni Beautiful but cold walk along the beach this evening. A swirling sea mist just before the sunset and then the most stunning hue. I took this down near the yacht club. It’s one of my favourite sunset shots for a while...  #skywatchers #sunset #sunandseagulls #silhouette #sunsetphotography #whitstable #whitstablesky #whitstablesunset #coastalsky #lookup #sunrise_and_sunsets #igerskent #explorekent #iphonephoto #whitstableyachtclub #visitkent #endoftheday #beachlife #hometown #eveningwalk #orangehue #sunsetsofinstagram #orangesky #skyphotography #skyscape
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