Pumpkin

Give them a new lease of life Replanting seeds is never a bad idea. All it takes is a light rinsing, popping them in a… Read More »What To Do With Pumpkin Seeds After You Carve A Pumpkin?

If frost is expected, covering winter squash and pumpkins can make the difference between harvesting and composting. Any temperatures that are projected to drop into… Read More »What Do You Do With Pumpkin Plants In The Winter?

But since all three are flammable, don’t put a candle inside your pumpkin — use a flameless votive instead. What kind of candles do you… Read More »Can You Put A Real Candle Inside A Pumpkin?

Pumpkin leaves must be peeled before use, as they often feature prickly spines on both the leaves and stems. To remove these spines, hold the… Read More »Are Pumpkin Leaves Prickly?

Turns out pumpkin guts are deeply flavorful and can also be used in any recipe that calls for chicken or vegetable broth. Sauté the pulp… Read More »Can You Eat Pumpkin Guts?

Flesh. Flesh – this is the part attached to the skin. Peel away the skin and you’ve got a hunk of the good stuff. The… Read More »What Part Of A Pumpkin Is Used For Pie?

Another, more prevalent school of thought goes by the stem: If it’s soft and rounded, you’ve got a squash; if it’s hard and ridged, with… Read More »How Many Sides Does A Pumpkin Have?

But pumpkins do indeed have ribs. Ribs for pumpkins are defined as the lines that stretch from stem to bottom on a pumpkin. How many… Read More »What Is The Rib Of A Pumpkin?

‘Instead of carving your hole through the top where the stem is, flip your pumpkin upside down and cut your hole on the bottom. ‘Cutting… Read More »Can You Carve A Pumpkin Upside Down?

Cut pumpkin should be stored in the fridge with the seeds removed, as these decay faster than the flesh. You can simply store it uncovered… Read More »How Do You Store A Cut Pumpkin?