Information and discussion about canning and dehydrating tomatoes and other garden vegetables and fruits. DISCLAIMER: SOME RECIPES MAY NOT COMPLY WITH CURRENT FOOD SAFETY GUIDELINES - FOLLOW AT YOUR OWN RISK
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http://www.durgan.org/URL/?MGXZY 7 October 2013 Processing Pumpkin Seeds
Seeds were removed from four pumpkins and the seeds processed into a purée. This purée is highly nutritional. Slightly more than a litre was obtained and placed in small containers and frozen for long term storage.The purée is used as a supplement added to cereal for breakfast or it may be eaten as a snack.The purée has the consistency of table butter, and has a creamy flavour. The process is to remove seeds from the pumpkin, cook about an hour in a double boiler, strain water, put through a Champion Juicer to remove the seed pulp from the shell and store. |
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Around here the value of a pumpkin drops to almost nothing on November 1. I'm thinking about scrounging some up for various uses.
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I usually post a request on Freecycle for leftover pumpkins, as long as they are not moldy. My chickens and turkeys love them. And if I'm lucky, there will be some uncarved ones too.
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Never eat burgers.I tend to call my food "Injun Cooking". Everything in one pot. There is just me and my dog, Ginny, so I tend to keep things simple. Always looking for the magic nutrition pill so to speak.
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I but Ginny loves your cooking. You could add Cushaw in your garden for next year, they are more nutritional than many squashes. My dogs love all winter squashes, especially with any sauces on them.
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