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While pumpkin seeds are likely to be available in the bulk section of your local health food store, roasting pumpkin seeds at home is a fun and easy way to reap the benefits.

You want to roast pumpkin seeds at a low temp to make sure they get nice and crunchy without burning.

How to make roasted pumpkin seeds at home.

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On a happier note, I had butternut squash soup garnished with sour cream and roasted pumpkin seeds at a wedding last week.

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At the moment your roasted squash, olive (though without the olives) avocado and rocket salad, (for anyone who wants to try it page 145 of Book 1)(which we have had again tonight) is our favourite, my husband has it with slices of cooked chicken and I also add toasted sunflower and pumpkin seeds.

Hi Molly — Well, I roasted a halved, seeded, scooped - out pumpkin (maybe at 375 or 400) until it was tender, scraped it off it's skin and pureed the flesh.

Roasted raw pumpkin seeds at 325 degrees for 12 minutes on parchment paper, so as not to scorch them.

Pumpkin seeds are best roasted at low temperatures and do watch them carefully as they do burn easily.

Since I can never get enough of roast vegetables, I thought I would roast some carrots and butternut for their colour, vitamins and crunch (the carrots at least), lightly steam some thin green beans — ditto vitamins, colour and crunch, throw in a few kalamata olives and low fat feta and scatter over some finely chopped spring onion and a couple of handfuls of toasted pumpkin seeds.

My Dad always used to roast pumpkin seeds (it was one of my favourite treats after carving the jack - o - lantern at Hallowe'en) but you've taken them to a whole new level here!

I didn't mention anything about the roasted pumpkin seeds salvaged from my Jack - O'lantern, she would've just scoffed at that.

The addition of roasted pumpkin seeds to this salad adds even more protein and crunch to this already delicious salad, which is simple to prepare and great for a picnic or for lunch at work.

For the pumpkin filling, roast one small sugar pumpkin (cut in half, seeds removed) cut - side down on a baking sheet lined with parchment in the oven at 350F for 25 - 35 minutes (depending on the size of your pumpkin).

If you don't have time to make pumpkin recipes, just make sure the pumpkin products you are buying at the store are free of preservatives, artificial flavors and chemicals (try organic pumpkin puree, pumpkin ice cream, maple pumpkin KIND bars, organic roasted pumpkin seeds, pumpkin granola, etc.).

I also bought a «naked seed» pumpkin once that had just the heart of the seed and not the woodier, stringier shell, and those seeds roasted well, and looked like the one I buy at PCC.

The round bulb at the end is the seed pod and contains mostly, well, seeds (save those seeds and roast them like pumpkin seeds with a little olive oil and sea salt — delicious!).

1 To make the puree, roast chunks of peeled and seeded pumpkin tossed in the oil at 190C / 375F / gas mark 5 until cooked through.

«You can use smoked tea - soaked cashews to make a cashew cream, or toss soaked pumpkin seeds in maple syrup, salt, and cayenne,» says Roszkowski «Candy them on a Silpat by roasting at 300 °F for about 20 minutes.»

At the same time, you will be able to bring out the full flavors of the pumpkin seeds through roasting.

While we do not question this finding, we believe that the unsaturated fats in pumpkin seeds will be better preserved by roasting at this lower temperature — 160 - 170 °F (about 75 °C)-- and that you will still be delighted by the aromas and flavors of the roasted seeds.

In our Tips for Preparing section, we recommend a roasting time for pumpkin seeds of no more than 15 - 20 minutes when roasting at home.

Have you ever roasted pumpkin seeds and been astonished at how many times you toss on salt and still can't enough?

For instance, last week at Sanchez Elementary they served a winter harvest salad with a choice of ingredients that included chicken or turkey, homemade croutons, pumpkin seeds, roasted cauliflower, sweet potatoes and carrots.

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If you or any of your guests are allergic to tree nuts, try this with pumpkin seeds, sunflower seeds, or even crunchy roasted chickpeas, which you can make yourself or purchase at most well - stocked grocery stores.

Optional: You can roast the pumpkin seeds in the oven for 10 - 12 minutes at 175 °C before processing them.

Separate out the pumpkin seeds in a colander under running water, simmer in salted boiling water for 10 minutes, add oil and seasoning, and roast at 400 degrees on the top rack for five to 20 minutes, or until browned.

At the same time, you will be able to bring out the full flavors of the pumpkin seeds through roasting.

In our Tips for Preparing section, we recommend a roasting time for pumpkin seeds of no more than 15 - 20 minutes when roasting at home.

Place the seeds (whether those you retrieved from the pumpkin or those you bought at the store) in a single layer on a cookie sheet and light roast them in a 160 - 170 °F (about 75 °C) oven for 15 - 20 minutes.

While we do not question this finding, we believe that the unsaturated fats in pumpkin seeds will be better preserved by roasting at this lower temperature — 160 - 170 °F (about 75 °C)-- and that you will still be delighted by the aromas and flavors of the roasted seeds.

You can snack on warm roasted pumpkin seeds, talk away the day, and make fresh pumpkin puree all at the same time!