{Pureed pumpkin}
{Pumpkin courtesy of my in-laws}
{Step 1: Preheat oven to 350}
{Step 2: Cut pumpkin open and scoop out the seeds. You can roast the seeds if you would like.}
{Step 3: Place pumpkin in casserole dishes and roast until tender, about 1 hour}
{Step 4: Allow pumpkin to cool}
{Step 5: Peel off the waxy part of the pumpkin}
{Step 6: Using a blender or food processor, puree the pumpkin}
{Step 7: Use or store in the fridge for up to 1 month}
So there you have it! Really easy right? So now what? You can use it like any other pumpkin puree! Some ideas: pumpkin juice or pumpkin bacon sauce!
Mine happens to be more watery than I would like especially for baking so I will be putting it in a strainer overnight before using it to bake some Pumpkin-Oat Chocolate Chip Cookies for my in-law's Thanksgiving.
PS-Don't forget to enter my crock-pot giveaway!
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Mine happens to be more watery than I would like especially for baking so I will be putting it in a strainer overnight before using it to bake some Pumpkin-Oat Chocolate Chip Cookies for my in-law's Thanksgiving.
PS-Don't forget to enter my crock-pot giveaway!
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