[CH] Pumpkin seeds
KaiforChi@aol.com
Thu, 29 Oct 1998 02:11:15 EST
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Sorry--I managed to non-post my reply:
Someone asked:
<< I have just carved up 4 pumpkins. I need to know If I should blanch the
>>seed's before baking them I am going to use some jerk seasonings form
Outer
>>banks food as the seasoning. >>
I've always fried them, so I bet if you just toss them with a tiny bit of oil
before baking, that will serve the same purpose--i.e., keeping spices to
stick
(and with less oil). However, I don't see why they would need blanching under
any circumstances, nor am I sure they would need oil if baked very slowly.
The
main thing is to have them in a state where they will accept the seasoning;
that is, moist, and that is why I fry (I sprinkle seasonings after
cooking)--also, it's quicker. Perhaps you might just want to wash them to
remove all fibers; drain; sprinkle with spices; and then bake.
That said, I would LOVE to hear of your results if you blanched or par-boiled
them first! I can picture them getting quite plump! I think it's worth a try
:)
kai >>
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From: Michael Bowers <bowers@elsie.ucdavis.edu>
To: KaiforChi@aol.com
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>From: KaiforChi@aol.com
>Date: Mon, 26 Oct 1998 22:39:14 EST
You wrote:
Someone asked:
<< I have just carved up 4 pumpkins. I need to know If I should blanch the
>>seed's before baking them I am going to use some jerk seasonings form Outer
>>banks food as the seasoning. >>
I've always fried them, so I bet if you just toss them with a tiny bit of oil
before baking, that will serve the same purpose--i.e., keeping spices to stick
(and with less oil). However, I don't see why they would need blanching under
any circumstances, nor am I sure they would need oil if baked very slowly. The
main thing is to have them in a state where they will accept the seasoning;
that is, moist, and that is why I fry (I sprinkle seasonings after
cooking)--also, it's quicker. Perhaps you might just want to wash them to
remove all fibers; drain; sprinkle with spices; and then bake.
That said, I would LOVE to hear of your results if you blanched or par-boiled
them first! I can picture them getting quite plump! I think it's worth a try
:)
kai
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