This season with our abundance of zucchinis, summer squashes, acorns, butternuts and pumpkins we have had lots of opportunities to save the seeds and roast them. And they all make good roasted seeds.
These seeds are from my sister's straggler zucchini
here. You would follow the same process for all seeds. Making roasted seeds takes two days. I seasoned mine with garlic powder but you can use any favorite seasoning.
Day One
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save the seeds |
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separate the seeds from the stringy pulp |
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rinse the seeds in water |
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drain the seeds in a colander and pat with paper towel |
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dry overnight on a parchment lined baking sheet. |
The next day you will roast the seeds.
Day Two
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place the dry seeds in a bowl, drizzle with olive oil and season |
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spread the oiled and seasoned seeds on a lined baking sheet |
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Bake 300 for 30 to 40 minutes until golden brown
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Source:
http://www.fromvalerieskitchen.com/2011/10/perfect-roasted-pumpkin-seeds/?print=1
Looks yummy, nice pictures!
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