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Store the guts, seeds and all, in a airtight container or bag in the freezer, along with any other veggie scraps you have, until you… Read More »How Do You Store Pumpkin Guts?

When planting pumpkin seeds—indoors or out—place seeds into soil one-half to 1 inch deep with the pointed end facing down. Indoors, place seed-starting pots under… Read More »Do You Plant Pumpkin Seeds Pointy Side Down?

Ribbon sculpting tools are used to peel away a thin layer of pumpkin skin, adding detail around edges and along the exterior of a pumpkin.… Read More »What Tool Do You Use To Skin A Pumpkin?

Use a piece of sandpaper or a nail file to file the seed edges gently. After filing, soak seeds for an hour or two in… Read More »How Do You Soak Pumpkin Seeds Before Planting?

Wash and peel the pumpkins Use a vegetable peeler to peel away the pumpkin skin. The stem of the pumpkin makes a nice handle as… Read More »Can You Use A Vegetable Peeler On A Pumpkin?

If you aren’t in a hurry to cook the seeds, giving them time to dry out will allow for more even cooking and crispier texture.… Read More »Can You Leave Pumpkin Seeds Out To Dry?

Pumpkins do best in soil that is slightly acid or nearly neutral. If you live in a part of the country where there is still… Read More »Should I Start Pumpkin Seeds Indoors?

If you live in a cold climate, start seeds indoors 3 to 4 weeks before the last frost to give pumpkins enough time to mature.… Read More »When Should You Start Pumpkins Inside?

How to Save Pumpkin Seeds Cut the top off your pumpkin and scoop out all the pulp. Separate the seeds from the pulp with your… Read More »How Do You Save Pumpkin Seeds From A Pumpkin?

While it may seem counterintuitive, soaking pumpkin seeds before roasting them actually results in crunchier finished pumpkin seeds! The soaking process helps soften the otherwise… Read More »Do You Need To Soak Store-Bought Pumpkin Seeds?