13 Tips And Tricks For Getting Perfect Roasted Pumpkin Seeds Every Time
Fall means pumpkins, and pumpkins mean delicious autumnal snacks! Here are some fantastic tips for roasting your own pumpkin seeds to perfection.
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Fall means pumpkins, and pumpkins mean delicious autumnal snacks! Here are some fantastic tips for roasting your own pumpkin seeds to perfection.
Read MoreIf you've munched a whole pumpkin seed or two, you have nothing to fear. Pumpkin seed shells are safe for most people to eat and can provide extra nutrients.
Read MoreIt's the season of pumpkins, which means that it's a free-for-all for pumpkin seeds. If you want to roast your own, how exactly do you nail the ideal crunch?
Read MoreIf you happen to have a bunch of pumpkin seeds on hand, especially after carving jack-o'-lanterns, it's easy to roast up the seeds in an air fryer.
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Read MoreSave the seeds next time you make pumpkin soup. They make a nutritious snack and add crunch to salad and soup. And a microwave can toast them in minutes.
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Read MorePumpkin pie is silky and rich, but it lacks some extra texture. Try this tip and add shelled pumpkin seeds to your crust for a delicious crunch.
Read MoreIf you often feel like your homemade salads are lacking a little something extra, try adding a needed crunch to the mix with the addition of seeds.
Read MorePumpkin seeds are delicious and nutritious, but the shells can be hard to digest. Here's why pepitas are a solid substitute.
Read MoreThere are dozens of creative uses for leftover pumpkin seeds, and brining them in a beer can impart complex, hoppy flavors to the nutritious snack.
Read MoreMartha knows how to make the most out of every ingredient, so when using butternut squash, make sure to hang onto those seeds for a tasty treat.
Read MoreWhen roasted, they become crunchy and take on a nutty aroma with a hint of sweetness. Enjoy them as a snack or sprinkle them over salads, oatmeal, or bread.
Read MoreThe grocery store shelves can get a little bare around the holiday season when everyone is stocking up to bake pies. If you can't find pumpkin puree, worry not.
Read MoreHave you ever carved a pumpkin and just thrown out the scraps? Well, you can reduce waste and reuse pumpkin scraps for something delicious. Here's how.
Read MoreWhile the canned variety is quick and easy, the flavor of fresh pumpkin can't be beat when baking and cooking. Here's how to choose the best of the bunch.
Read MoreServing a dish with pesto at your next dinner party? Swapping out nuts for sunflower seeds can help keep nut-induced allergic reactions at bay.
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Read MoreNext time you purchase coleslaw for a tasty occasion, you should consider adding this crunchy ingredient that will bring in extra flavor and texture.
Read MoreDue to its low smoke point, it's best to avoid cooking with pumpkin seed oil altogether to avoid burning it. Instead, use it as a finishing oil.
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Read MoreA fall soup, like butternut squash and tomato, may make your mouth water. Perhaps you enjoy a nice spaghetti squash. But did you know you can use those seeds?
Read MoreSpaghetti squash can be a delicious and interesting addition to your fall menu. Here are a few common mistakes to avoid when cooking your own at home.
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Read MoreWith so much pumpkin popping up seasonally, you're likely using it as a puree each fall. But ever wonder if you can eat the skin? Here's your answer.
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