I don't think I did anything wrong, but I had to bake these for about 30 minutes. They tasted okay, but not good enough to make again.

Incredibly delicous! I poured it into baked sugar pumpkins so cute and yummy! I gave some to my meanest teacher it made her sweet! Lol

Very nice recipe. I used the hot water bath and the texture was great. I like to top with brown sugar rather then white sugar, but I otherwise followed the recipe just as written.

Delicious and makes an excellent presentation - great for special guests!

Tasted great - basically just like pumpkin pie and even had the same consistency of pumpkin pie. I couldn't find mini pumpkins that would fit my ramekins.

Many thanks for this lovely recipe! Prior to whisking egg yolks with the sugars and spices, be sure to remove the 2 'strings' from each yolk or add step of straining it before pouring into ramekins. The hot cream should be added, about, 1 TB. at a time so yolks won't curdle. Lastly: a bain marie (water bath) is necessary for a creamy texture so, ramekins should be placed in a 1-1/2 inch deep baking dish, placed on oven rack and hot water poured into dish to a depth of 1/3 the ramekin. Be sure to check at 13 mins. - a knife inserted, about, 1/4" from center of ramekin should come out clean and this means it's done as they will continue to cook once removed from the oven. This recipe is, also, nice with the ramekins coated with caramelized sugar and served as creme caramel which is how I did it since my torch isn't usable. I topped with a TBsp. of whipped, unsweetened, heavy cream (the more cream, bacon or butter in a receipe - the better!). Plan to serve in the small squash shells for Thanksgiving.

This is excellent, I followed the recipe, no changes needed! I love the idea of presenting this in small pumpkins, I'll try this in the fall!