Tuesday, October 26, 2010

Spiced Pumkin Seeds

Pre heat oven to 350. Remove seeds from pumpkin. Discard membrains and spread seeds on baking sheet.Bake 20 minutes. Remove from oven. Toss seeds with 1 Tbs olive oil, sea salt, and pepper to taste, plus a pinch of cinnamon, cumin, cayenne pepper and 1 tbs honey.
Return to oven and roast coated seeds until golden about 15 min.Scrape pan and stir seeds to prevent sticking as they cool. 
Recipe from; Whole living magazine

13 comments:

  1. Hello Lydia,

    I do not get pumpkin seeds here, am eating walnuts instead. They taste very good, too.

    Wishing you a pleasant evening,
    Olivia

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  2. Hello Olivia,
    I love walnuts. I've been enjoying walnuts and raisins mixed with fresh apple slices for breakfast and snack.
    Wishing ou a great day!
    Lydia

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  3. Hello Deepak,
    I do remember you!
    How have you been? I look forward to visiting your blog and reading your future posts.
    Wishing you a wonderful day!
    Lydia

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  4. Hello Lydia,

    I also love the mix of walnuts and raisins, it tastes delicious.

    Blessings

    Olivia

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  5. Hello Olivia, I do too. I just bought some dried prunes today too. This is a great time to enjoy dried fruit and nuts!!!!!!
    Wishing you a great evening,
    Lydia

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  6. Good evening Lydia,

    I bought mandarines and some more walnuts today.

    With a bottle of white Bordeaux wine these walnuts taste wonderful.

    Wishing you and your family a great weekend,

    Olivia

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  8. Hello Olivia,
    everything you bought and had sounds so good!!!!
    Bordeaux is one of my favorite wines. I'm sure your wine tasted great with the walnuts.
    I had some petit Noir today. Made in NYS. I really enjoy it. The flavor is light and fruity and it's a red table wine.
    This is a great time of year to switch to the heavier reds with the now chilly air outside.
    Wishing you a great evening!!!!!
    Lydia

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  9. The white Bordeaux I love to drink

    also tastes fruity. I love fruity

    wines, have not switched to the red

    wines yet. They are quite heavy.

    Maybe later, when it really gets

    cold ...

    Blessings

    Olivia

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  10. Hello Olivia,
    I love both wines, but I drink more white in the summer and more heavy reds come fall and winter.
    I am sure your still warmer than we are here right now.
    It has gotten very cold here! it was freezing last night while we were trick of treating!
    Have a great evening and keep dry and warm!
    Lydia

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  11. Thank you, Lydia.

    No frost here yet, just plenty of

    rain. Yes, I am keeping warm -

    I have the heating on now.

    You keep warm too.

    Blessings

    Olivia

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  12. Hello Olivia,
    We already have the heat and fireplace on!
    Have a great evening,
    Lydia

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