Halloween! Try to be Brave!

catjac1975

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Now I wi ll add a spoonful of tar in a overall barrel of honey .
This is my pumpkin this year!
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Here say: "A hug and cry!"
But also in a bad need to see something good. But I must not make the terrible muzzle of them. They scare off "evil spirits" to its natural views.
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Will they turn orange?
 

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No, only the big green. I was going to cook from this pumpkin jam with lemon and orange. But I have a lot of zucchini. I'm going to make jam from them.
 

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This is delicious! Medium-sized 1 zucchini, one lemon peeled, 2-3 Orange without a peel and sugar. Cook for 20-30 minutes. Some of my guests can not guess what it is jam from zucchini or squash.:)
 

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Yeah, I noticed. It sounds like it has potential. I'll put that in my reference file, along with the purple hull pea jelly. I can pull those recipes out if I need them. But this year I'm going pretty traditional. I can't think of anything I've done that non-traditional...yet.
 

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I discovered last year that a zucchini soup recipes can be used, substituting pumpkins for the zucchini.

Tuna fish in a soup didn't sound very good but was quite tasty with pumpkin. I suspect that a winter squash would have been more flavorful but tuna flavor is pronounced anyway. The pumpkin complimented it nicely.

Fish chowder made with tilapia if a fairly common soup in my kitchen. It would probably be fine with pumpkin, as well.

And of course, both zucchini and pumpkin breads are good :).

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I haven't tried it but I sometimes wonder if you could substitute sweet potatoes for pumpkin or squash in those recipes. I think in most cases it might work.
 

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I once made a sweet potato pie, following a recipe.

It might fall under the same heading as:
I once made a pecan pie, following a recipe.
I once made a bourbon and walnut pie, following a recipe.


Too sweet! Might have been the wrong recipes but some of these things should be considered as confections, if'n I've got the correct meaning of that word.

Steve
 

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