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And I don't mean around Halloween when people do something with the middle bit. Does anyone actually go and buy a pumpkin with the primary aim of eating it?
yeah. good in curry!
spiced pumpkin soup, mmmmmmm
Great food, sadly overlooked in this country. Soup, roast it, bake it, boil it, make fries out of it, mash it, curry it....
Good substitute for potato.
Halloween pumpkins are crap for eating, they're not really grown for it- watery and insipid.
Yes - roasted and mashed; in pie; in soup.
My wife's American though, and they do use it more over there.
I just eat some weird Indian fruit and now I have teh poopoos!
kind of, eat butternut squash all the time, which is tasty roasted!
Yes, very nice. I like all sorts of squashes at this time of year, esp in soups..!
All the time, my kids love it too. Good in a risoto, a thai red curry, soup and roasted
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Roasted squashes... Yummy!
dont even peel it, lovely stuff.
We use squashes loads. Pumpkin's nice in soup with carrot.
Peter does.
yes, love it, particularly pumpkin and pecan pie,or pureed to add to cakes though I also roast it with garlic, make soup, and I use butternut squash or acorn squash when you can't get pumpkin, need to add quite a lot of spices as sometimes they are bland but the consistency is good and it absorbs other flavours well.
Attila, I thought acorns were poisonous?
Pumpkin Pie FTW!
Don't eat 'lantern' pumpkins. Try other types of squash. Great for warming winter soups.
another soup maker here - make it nice and spicey!
A friend makes the most amazing pumpkin pie - one of the best things I've ever tasted.
And we're growing our own this year again ... nom noms
makes a nice soup.
Chunk, roast, make soup
its shit
and so is aubergine
whats the point?
my 10 month old loves eating it with banana 😮
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yum, can't beat pumpkin pie. for the unenlightened it is pureed pumpkin sweetened and lots of spices - cinnamon, nutmeg, etc. the perfect autumn dessert.