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How To Roast Perfect Pumpkin Seeds

Writer: Rebekah LingenfelserRebekah Lingenfelser

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I love the tradition of carving pumpkins in October, and roasting the pumpkin seeds afterwards is just icing on the cake. Crunchy and a great snack with a seasonal beer, using the seeds is a special little take away from theย festive and fun activity.

Eat the seeds alone or sprinkle on top of a salad for added texture. You can also toss them into homemade granola, garnish your soup with them or even use them in baking! Check out these 21 Delicious Things to Do with Pumpkin Seeds from BuzzFeed Life. You can also learn whatโ€™s new and beneficial about pumpkin seeds by visiting theย Worldโ€™s Healthiest Foods website.


Hope youโ€™re enjoying the fall season as much as I am. Have fun withย this recipe, and happy fall, yโ€™all!

Roasted Pumpkin Seeds

  1. Pumpkin seeds

  2. 2-3 tablespoons of Olive oil

  3. Salt & Pepper

Place pumpkin seeds in a colander and rinse off all pulp. Pat seeds dry with paper towels, then place them on a greased baking sheet. Sprinkle seeds with salt and pepper, then drizzle with olive oil. Use your hands to toss the seeds around until theyโ€™re evenly coated. Roast in a pre-heated 350 degree oven for 15-20ย minutes until golden brown. Best enjoyed with a festive beer.

Do you have a favorite way to enjoy pumpkin seeds? Iโ€™d love to hear about it!

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Rebekah Faulk
Lingenfelser

Georgia native Rebekah Faulk Lingenfelser is a culinary TV personality, author and private chef. Featured on Food Network, ABC's The Taste and The VeryVera Show, she is the longtime Statesboro Herald food columnist and blogger at SomeKindaGood.com, your one stop shop for Southern coastal cuisine, locally sourced and in-season. Pull up a chair for cooking and entertaining tips, and easy-to-execute, flavorful recipes to share around the family table.

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