Pumpkin

Usually, the skin of a pie pumpkin is darker than the skin of a carving pumpkin, but that can vary a lot. Some pie pumpkins… Read More »How Can You Tell A Pie Pumpkin?

Carved pumpkins are exposed to bacteria which can attach itself to pumpkin flesh once cut open. If you do want to eat the pumpkin then… Read More »Why Can You Not Eat Carving Pumpkins?

While seedless pumpkins can exist, they are uncommon and most pie pumpkins do have seeds. When you open a pumpkin, you’ll find flat, oval-shaped seeds.… Read More »Do Pie Pumpkins Have Seeds In Them?

Make pumpkin cheesecake, pancakes, muffins, cakes, bread, and pumpkin butter. Use with rice and chicken broth to make your own dog food. Make pumpkin soup,… Read More »What Can Pie Pumpkins Be Used For?

While the larger pumpkins are a great canvas for carving, the small sugar pumpkins are not good for carving but perfect for cooking! Sugar pumpkins… Read More »Can Sugar Pumpkins Be Carved?

The best pumpkins for steaming include Long Island Cheese pumpkins and sugar pumpkins. Carving pumpkins tend to have less flesh and more seeds than small… Read More »Which Pumpkin Is Best For Steaming?

Poke the squash or pumpkin all over with the tines of a fork. Place it in a microwave-safe dish and microwave on high for three… Read More »How Do You Skin A Pumpkin?

As far as carving a sugar pumpkin goes, we wouldn’t recommend that either. Sugar pumpkins are denser and have thicker skin, which makes carving more… Read More »Can You Carve Sweet Pumpkins?

The best way to thaw any food, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, is to simply leave it in your fridge until it’s defrosted.… Read More »How Do You Defrost Pumpkin Chunks?

Cut the pumpkin into smaller pieces and stick into a food processor, working in batches. Puree until smooth. You can also puree the skin if… Read More »Can You Puree Pumpkin Skin?