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Learn how to make your own roasted pumpkin seeds from your Halloween or autumn pumpkin in this free cooking video series on roasting pumpkin seeds.
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Learn about the supplies you will need to make roasted pumpkin seeds in this free cooking video on roasting pumpkin seeds.
Learn how to remove and clean the pumpkin seeds from your Halloween pumpkin in this free cooking video on roasting pumpkin seeds.
Learn how to pre-salt the pumpkin seeds before you start in this free cooking video on roasting pumpkin seeds.
Learn how to dry the pumpkin seeds from your Halloween pumpkin in this free cooking video on roasting pumpkin seeds.
Learn how to season your pumpkin seeds in this free cooking video on roasting pumpkin seeds.
Learn how to make homemade seasoning for your pumpkin seeds in this free cooking video on roasting pumpkin seeds.
Learn how to oven roast pumpkin seeds from your Halloween pumpkin in this free cooking video on roasting pumpkin seeds.
Learn about storing pumpkin seeds from your Halloween pumpkin in this free cooking video on roasting pumpkin seeds.
Learn how to store your pumpkin seeds when you are finished roasting them in this free cooking video on roasting pumpkin seeds.
Nothing says Halloween like carving a pumpkin to make a jack-o-lantern, and what better to accompany your Halloween crafts than roasted pumpkin seeds. This traditional fall treat, similar to sunflower seeds, can be seasoned and spread on a pan to be oven roasted and eaten as a snack. Unlike the candy that will surely be consumed Halloween night, pumpkin seeds are actually quite healthy. They are a good source of iron, zinc, essential fatty acids, potassium and magnesium, and may also promote prostate health.
In this free video series you'll learn how to make your own homemade roasted pumpkin seeds. Our expert will demonstrate how to clean, season and roast pumpkin seeds. This delicious treat is a great way to use your whole Halloween pumpkin. Be sure to let the kids help remove and clean the seeds and orange pumpkin goo, as most kids (and adults) will agree that playing with pumpkin guts is usually the funnest part of the whole process for making roast pumpkin seeds.
Ginny Larson Ginny Larson has been creating fun, inexpensive crafts for over 30 years. She enjoys making charming pieces from ordinary things. As a busy mother of three and full-time teacher, she is always looking for quick, inexpensive ways to express her creativity.dkdk
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