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I always make this for Thanksgiving but it goes great with all game and beef dishes.
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Bake fresh pumpkin until soft and cook a pound of cut up carrots in water, butter and salt and peper, bay leaf till soft and the water is evaporaterd.
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After removing the skin from the pumpkin, puree pumpkin, carrots, butter and creme fraiche with a staff-mixer. It keeps for a long time - can be warmed up in the oven and is execellent left over! I do add a scrape or two of fresh ground nutmeg.
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