Pumpkin

Pumpkins shrivel up because they run out of moisture. Spraying it every day with water mixed with a few drops of bleach will keep it… Read More »Why Did My Carved Pumpkin Mold?

“The rind should be about three-fourths of an inch.” Three-fourths of an inch can be difficult to eyeball, so one way to test whether you’ve… Read More »How Deep Do You Carve Pumpkin?

Wipe off the pumpkin: Use the kitchen towel to wipe off the outside of the pumpkin so that it will be easier and safer to… Read More »How Do You Make A Pumpkin Easier To Carve?

You cannot chop pumpkin safely with a thin bladed knife, or a flimsy knife, or a blunt knife. Choose a sturdy knife that has a… Read More »Can You Use A Knife To Cut A Pumpkin?

A: One year for roasted, six months for raw and yes, they should be refrigerated in a zip lock bag to preseve their freshness. How… Read More »Do Pumpkin Seeds Need To Be Refrigerated?

The seeds from carving pumpkins and pie pumpkins are edible. Depending on the size of your pumpkin, the more or less yield you will have.… Read More »Can You Use Pumpkin Seeds From Carving Pumpkins?

Can I eat carving pumpkins? You may have seen pumpkins in shops labelled ‘carving pumpkins’. Don’t let the sticker lead you astray, these pumpkins are… Read More »Can You Eat The Inside Of A Carving Pumpkin?

You Can Eat the Seeds, Though! They actually will taste good. “After carving the pumpkin, I recommend discarding the inside since it won’t taste great,… Read More »Can I Eat Seeds From Carving Pumpkin?

To store raw, pumpkin seeds, you first need to dry them in the oven or a dehydrator. To do so, transfer the cleaned seeds to… Read More »How Do You Store Pumpkin Seeds After Carving?

The seeds should be kept at 32-41°F, so the refrigerator is a good place for storing them. Placing a silica gel packet (unopened) inside the… Read More »What To Do With Pumpkin Seeds After Carving To Plant?