Thursday, November 4, 2010

Spicy Roasted Pumpkin Seed’s

Just in time to figure out what to make with all of those gooey guts from you’re pumpkins for the Holidays Ive got one for you!


I wanted to post this for Hallows Eve but got distracted a bit,lol. It will still work for Thanksgiving while you are using pumpkins for all those delicious meals you are surely to enjoy tremendously. Unfortunately for me because I will be cooking all that day {that’s not the unfortunate part but rather my very favorite part lol} I will not be able to post picture till afterwards, though I will try to at least have the recipes ready for you beforehand.



One of the best parts of the Holidays is cooking, I love the aroma of the house while I have everything in the oven. The kids playing and husband watching TV. I love the company coming over and that feeling of accomplishment. Yet I must be honest, for about a week or two weeks before hand I go utterly insane and stress myself [and everyone around me] with a trillion projects. haha.
Often times, the part I seriously detest is wasting parts of whatever it is I am cooking that we surely could use just because we don’t know how. I spent many years not certain how to make pumpkin seeds which my family [and I end up spending a pretty dollar for later on} so I decided heck, why not try it. Feel free to experiment with this one. So, what to do with all those seeds? Photobucket



I took all the slimy part off the seeds and put them in apple cider Vinegar.
1 2/3 ~ Cup of vinegar [just in enough to cover the pumpkins, I had 3 so it was a bit,lol]
I leave it there for about half an hour and then take them out [personally I don’t wash them].


Put them on top of a cookie sheet. Add a few table spoons of water http://i920.photobucket.com/albums/ad49/floridas-girl/Pumpkin%20Seeds/DSCN7111.jpg" border="0" alt="Photobucket">n

1~ tablespoon of:


~~~~ Paprika
~~~~Salt
~~~~Pumpkin Spice
~~~~Cinnamon
1 ½ Tablespoon ~ Brown Sugar
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Make sure to evenly spread all around them and pre heat the oven to 350 degrees then put in .

About 35 to 45 min later take out. In between I move them around to ensure all sides get crispy. Oven temp. always vary so make sure not to leave them in for too long. If need be add a bit of water half way through.
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Let cool and serve! They are a wonderful snack for the whole family and go incredibly well with a nice cold beer!

1 comment:

  1. THE FIRST TIME IS ALWAYS A CHARM WHEN MAKING SOMETHING.THEY CAME OUT GREAT.VERY TASTY A BIT SPICY BUT NO PROBLEMS HERE WE LOVE SPICE.

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