Fruits

Roast for 45-55 minutes in a 375°F oven. The pumpkin flesh should be soft and tender when cooked. Wait for it to cool, and then… Read More »How Do You Cook Pink Pumpkins?

Lumina Pumpkin produces mid-sized fruits with a smooth, pure white rind and a fine-grained, orange flesh. They’re perfect for carving—and they’re our favorite for painting… Read More »What Is A Lumina Pumpkin?

Porcelain Princess Pumpkins make for mouthwatering holiday side dishes and their bright-orange color will decorate your dinner table beautifully. Small Porcelain Princess Pumpkins work as… Read More »Are Porcelain Princess Pumpkins Edible?

Yes, white pumpkins are edible. White pumpkins taste almost exactly like their orange counterparts, and they are also grown in exactly the same manner. Although… Read More »Are Green And White Pumpkins Edible?

Pink pumpkins are favored for their sweet flavor, tolerance to powdery mildew, and unusual color. Which pumpkins have the best flavor? Choose the Right Kind… Read More »Do Pink Pumpkins Taste Different?

Apparently, the presence of a toxin called cucurbitacin in the pumpkin and squash, which gives the foods a bitter taste, is the most likely cause.… Read More »Why Does My Pumpkin Soup Taste Bitter?

Cinderella pumpkins get their name from their shape, as they resemble Cinderella’s carriage. These French heirloom pumpkins aren’t just pretty, they are also edible and… Read More »Are The Weird Pumpkins Edible?

Just as you do with your orange pumpkins, you can clean off the seeds from your white pumpkins and toast the seeds in the oven… Read More »Can You Eat The Seeds From A White Pumpkin?

The warty pumpkins are called “Knuckle Heads” and are part of Siegers Seed Company’s bumpy “Super Freak” series. Because of their large jack-o’-lantern shape, it… Read More »What Are Pumpkins With Warts Called?

Fairytale pumpkins are a type of winter squash with a sweet, buttery flavor that makes them great for pumpkin pies. They can be roasted, baked,… Read More »Can You Eat Fairytale Pumpkins?