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1. Use Them as a Snack Roasted pumpkin seeds are a crunchy, fulfilling snack. You can have them as is or add a pinch of salt, cinnamon, or spices for extra taste. 2. Include Them in Salads ...

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Spread the seeds out on a cookie sheet in a single layer and roast them in the oven for anywhere from 250 degrees Fahrenheit to 375. They'll take up to an hour to roast at lower temperatures.

"Mixed spice has a lovely warming quality with a combination of cinnamon, ground coriander seeds, caraway seeds, nutmeg, ginger, and cloves." ...

Be bold when choosing seasoning Sure, you can toss the seeds with salt and pepper and call it a day, but I recommend getting creative. Wasabi powder will create a spicy option that you’ll easily ...

Pro Tip: Depending on the size of the pumpkin, you will get somewhere between 1/2 and 3/4 cup of seeds. If you choose to cook the pumpkin flesh as well, a large pumpkin can yield between three and ...

Pumpkin spice is a blend of spices, as is any curry. Each ingredient in the recipe stands well on its own; but to bring it up a notch, mixed to your liking in the perfect proportions you’ll be ...

Oven method: Mix ingredients: 1½ cups pumpkin seeds, 2 tsp. fine sea salt, 2 tsp. oil, spices of your choice. You will need a baking sheet, parchment paper and a saucepan.

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Pumpkin Soup With Toasted Pumpkin Seed Pesto Start making this now and you’ll have it down pat by Christmas, when Austrian chef Bernhard Mairinger would typically eat the dish with his family ...