Thursday, October 7, 2010

Roasted Pumpkin

Preheat Oven to 400. Cut a sugar pumpkin in half. Scrape out seeds. Drizzle pumpkin with 2 Tbsp. extra virgin olive oil, season with 3/4 tsp sea salt, And 1/2 tsp black pepper.
Place cut side down and roast for 35 to 45 minutes.
Recipe from Whole living magazine.

6 comments:

  1. Hello Lydia,

    I love the colors of pumpkins,

    they look so pretty, a picture

    of autumn.

    Blessings

    Olivia

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  2. Hello Olivia, I love this time a year the colors are amazing!
    I think we are now having our indian summer. it was 75 and sunshine today. I started harvesting more herbs and also started garden clean up.
    this was after I worked.
    Have a wonderful evening!
    Lydia

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  3. I also love September and October,

    dear Lydia. The sun is still warm,

    but not too hot.

    And the colors in nature are

    beautiful.

    Enjoy your harvest,

    Olivia

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  4. Hello Olivia, It has been beautiful here this week. all the leaves are so colorful and the sun was shining with warm weather!
    Have a wonderful evening,
    Lydia

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  5. Dear Gypsy Butterfly ....
    From lon time agoe ,I'm not join to visit me in my blog , I finished more than twelve pioems , that is one bitter of them
    Oh my country, I was taken away from your blessings
    My mother I was taken away from your nest
    My beloved I was early deprived from your breasts feeding
    You were so close, yet you gifted me with bitterness
    And left me alone into the darkness
    Where I can search for you, where I can find your motherly tenderness
    What sin did I commit that made you abandon me
    Oh my country ages ago
    they have stolen my dreams away.
    Farouk Nile's Son

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  6. Hello farouk,
    I think the poem you just shred with me here was a very touching and good poem.
    I am sorry I have not been visiting your blog. I will go there and catch up on your poems. I'm sure they are all nice.
    Blessings and happiness,
    Lydia

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