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Pumpkin Trifle Dessert With Oreos – Pumpkin Dessert for Fall

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This Oreo Pumpkin Trifle Dessert is perfect for upcoming holiday meals, including Thanksgiving.  It is made with an Oreo crust, pumpkin mousse,  and whipped cream.  Donโ€™t you just want to dive into this?  This could become your new favorite pumpkin dessert for the Fall season.

 

Remember this dessert? My PUMPKIN MOUSSE served in a chocolate drizzled Martini glass with candied pecans?. Well, itโ€™s still a favorite but I thought it was time to give a bit of an update.  It was part of the inspiration for the Oreo Pumpkin Trifle Dessert.

oreo-pumpkin-trifle-dessert-my-home-and-travels pumpkin mousse in martini glass

 

If you are looking for a unique dessert to share with family and friends for the holidays, this is it.  Make a day ahead of time as a time saver, then add fresh whipped cream and crumbled Oreos last minute.  

oreo-pumpkin-trifle-dessert-my-home-and-travels finished in trifle bowl

 

A trifle bowl is a great serving dish to have if you donโ€™t have one yet. Iโ€™ve included a link here for you to check out which is similar to mine.  

 

 

I love to use these for any layered desserts and salads.

If you donโ€™t have a trifle bowl, any taller bowl, even the bowls which remind you of fish bowls will work well.

A few alternate ideas for serving this Oreo Pumpkin Trifle is in individual servings.

Make in Mini Parfait Glasses

Inspired from one of our favorite restaurants, Seasons 52, these small desserts are great for when you want just a bite of something sweet after a meal.

oreo-pumpkin-trifle-dessert-my-home-and-travels in mini parfait glasses

 

Whipped topping could be added to these also.  Garnish with Mini-Oreos or crushed Oreos.

Make them ahead of time also and put on your buffet table so everyone can have a few bites.

As always, remember to Pin this for later ideas and to grab the recipe.

oreo-pumpkin-trifle-dessert-my-home-and-travels pinterest image

 

Hereโ€™s a link to glasses which not exactly like mine since they are no longer available.

 

Even plastic ones for a large group โ€“ no washing dishes

 

 

 

 

MASON JARS
Small mason jars are also a great way to prepare these ahead of time. This is convenient for any holiday gathering or maybe an office party.

Crushing Oreos is much easier with a food processor.  If you donโ€™t have one, place the Oreos in a Zip-Lock bag and crush with a rolling pin.

 

I keep crushed Oreos on hand (without butter) to use as a topping on ice cream.  And it makes a great garnish on any chocolate dessert.  If butter is added, you will need to refrigerate.

Simple Layered Ice Cream Cake

Hereโ€™s another  great dessert to use crushed Oreos.

 

Oreo Pumpkin Trifle Dessert

Oreo Pumpkin Trifle Dessert

A delicious, creamy mixture of pumpkin mousse, Oreos, and whipped cream.

Ingredients

  • Pumpkin Mousse
  • 1 15-ounce can pumpkin (not pumpkin pie filling)
  • 3 cups heavy cream
  • 3/4 cup sugar
  • 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon
  • 1/4 teaspoon all spice
  • 1 tablespoon vanilla extract
  • Oreo Layer
  • 60 Oreos
  • 1 1/4 stick butter, 10 T - melted
  • Whipped Topping
  • 1 1/ 2 C heavy whipping cream
  • 1 - 2 T sugar

Instructions

  1. Pumpkin Mousse
  2. Combine pumpkin, 1 cup heavy cream, sugar and spices in a medium saucepan.
  3. Heat until it comes to a slight bubble and simmer 4 – 5 minutes, stirring occasionally.
  4. Remove from heat and stir in vanilla.
  5. Pour mixture into a medium mixing bowl to cool.
  6. In a medium size bowl, whip remaining 2 cups of heavy cream to stiff peaks.
  7. Fold approximately 1/3 of the whipped cream into the pumpkin mixture.
  8. After this is incorporated well, fold in remaining whipped cream, being careful not to overmix.
  9. Oreo Layer
  10. Crush Oreos.
  11. Stir in melted butter until well blended.
  12. Reserve about 1/4 C for garnish on top.
  13. Whipped Topping
  14. Whip heavy cream and sugar together to form stiff peaks.
  15. Assemble

Layer

  1. Oreo mixture
  2. Pumpkin mixture
  3. Oreo mixture
  4. Pumpkin mixture
  5. Whipped topping
  6. Garnish with crushed Oreos
  7. Refrigerate immediately

Notes

I usually make the whipped topping with a little less sugar when using on a sweeter dessert like this.
The pumpkin mixture can be made ahead of time (before adding the whipped cream) and refrigerate.
Layer in mason jars or mini parfait glasses as desired.
This recipe could easily be made in half if doing a smaller amount of jars or parfait glasses.

Adapted from Pumpkin Mousse With Candied Pecans and Chocolate

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Happy Travels, 

Rosemary

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37 Comments

  1. Oreos are one of my favorite cookies. I’m going to have to give this recipe a try but I’ll leave out the pumpkin flavor. I have to admit that I tried the whole pumpkin spice a few days ago thinking my taste buds might have changed. Nope. ๐Ÿ™ My daughter loves pumpkin though so she would this dessert how its made. ๐Ÿ™‚

  2. Everytime I hear the word trifle I think of the Thanksgiving episode from Friends, lol. I have never made a trifle before, I thought it would take a lot of time. I do like the idea of making this the day before so I might try it this year at Thanksgiving.

  3. Ok you got me at those ingredients, the combination of flavors sounds so good, I cannot wait to make this for the family

  4. This sounds really tasty. I have always been a big fan of trifle type desserts, and I am sure this would be no exception.

  5. This sounds like an amazing dessert. I know my family would love this. My youngest daughter really loves Oreos, so I’m sure she’d love this the most.

  6. I love that you can serve it in different ways. It’s always nice to use oreo cookies as a crust for pies and desserts like this. Definitely something that I can easily prepare for gatherings and parties this season! YUM!

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