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Hey /ck/ I just carved my first pumpkin. What have you all created this season?

>> No.8201677
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The other side

>> No.8201685
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I separated the pulp and seeds. Going to roast them. Never down it before but it should be good.

>> No.8201686

So far all I've created this season is poop and pee.

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>>8201686
That's all I ever create. :(

>> No.8201793

>>8201685
Do everyone gut their pumpkins out or do some people leave the flesh on?

>> No.8201796

>>8201685
Do you put olive oil on them before roasting? I've heard both yes and no, wondering if it's necessary before I do mine this weekend

>>8201793
you can't really put a candle in it with all that shit inside now can you anon?

>> No.8201798

>>8201796
>he doesn't pour lighter fluid in his semi-carved pumpkin and set it on fire

>> No.8201802

>>8201793
You don't "gut them out" in the sense that you try to remove the edible flesh. When hollowing out pumpkins for carving you're essentially only trying to remove the seeds and the stringy connective tissues that hold them in place. If I took my jack-o-lantern and cut it into cubes and roasted them I'd get plenty of usable matter for pies etc. after peeling off the skin

>> No.8201895

>>8201802
Awesome :) I'm plan to steal jack-o-lanterns from a bully and make roasted pumpkin noms.

>> No.8201899

>>8201895
nice. pumpkin soups are great, also breads (think banana bread, zucchini bread)

>> No.8201905

>>8201899
I haven't had any of those breads in so long
but it's time
soon

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>>8201796
Yeah I rinsed them a bit, put them in a colander to drain for a few minutes then tossed some in olive oil and salt n pepper and another batch in S&P, garlic powder and Cumin, and some with all of above and red pepper flakes. Tasty

>> No.8201932

>>8201914
Nice, sounds delicious!