In Australia baked pumpkin was what you had with your Sunday dinner. We now have 4 boxes of diced pumpkin in the freezer ready for my daughter-in- law to make pumpkin pie when she has a spare day. But most pumpkins go to waste in the once a year pumpkin fest.
i roast it with red onion and garlic with plenty of mexican spice and then throw it on pizza dough, with feta cheese and herbs. It’s tasty, even the staunch meat eaters in our house will enjoy it
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Happy Halloween!
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The pumpkin mosaics are just incredible!!
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Pictures are wonderful. The last one makes me hungry!
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Yes it was delicious
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Wishing you a Spooktacular Halloween, Janet! 🙂
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Thanks Anita
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wow – somebody put a lot of time into getting ready for Halloween – wonderful!
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Yes I bet they had fun.
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Great pictures! I love the rows of pumpkins!
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Thanks Angela
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I wonder how many people here ever actually eat a pumpkin? I have had it as soup, but never served any other way.
Best wishes, Pete.
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In Australia baked pumpkin was what you had with your Sunday dinner. We now have 4 boxes of diced pumpkin in the freezer ready for my daughter-in- law to make pumpkin pie when she has a spare day. But most pumpkins go to waste in the once a year pumpkin fest.
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i roast it with red onion and garlic with plenty of mexican spice and then throw it on pizza dough, with feta cheese and herbs. It’s tasty, even the staunch meat eaters in our house will enjoy it
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That does sound delicious, thanks.
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Great pictures, Janet.
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Such wonderful and joyful pictures, Janet! Love them.
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Thanks Carol, we were only expecting a pumpkin field so we got a nice surprise!
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