Clean your seeds by soaking them, and then running your hands through the seeds, picking out all the pumpkin gack. Drain the seeds, dry them off a bit with paper towels. Dump the seeds onto a baking tray, toss with some olive oil, and some good sea salt. I used a Trapani chunky salt that I found in my cabinet, and ground up in a little dish with my pestle.
Spread the seeds out into as even a layer as you can. Roast at 350-400 until they're done, stirring a few times.
Enjoy!
6 comments:
sounds great - toss a little dried red chile on those babies and I am all over it!
Hey doggy - I love 'em with chile, also with curry or smoked paprika. But for some reason Hubby said these were the best I ever made.
Thanks for passing from my blog. I made these last year and they are really delicious.
hi vicki - we had 3 pumpkins and roasted all the seeds! yum! butter and salt!
Hi Ivy -
I can't wait to experiment with the seeds of other large squashes!
Hey CC -
Butter? Why the heck didn't I ever think of butter? I always use olive oil.
hi vicki
the recipe actually called for butter but yeah, olive oil is healthier...we should try that next time.
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