🎃 Roasting Pumpkin Seeds

2022 ж. 12 Қаң.
802 Рет қаралды

🌈 Easy and Fast
Boil 'em, Oil 'em & Roast 'em
You can roast & eat ANY of the winter squash family seeds
Here are just a few of the Winter Family Squashes
Pumpkins
Banana
Hubbard
Butternut
Buttercup
Spaghetti
Acorn
Calabaza & more
Each seed tastes slightly different
Sweeter squash sweeter seeds
banana
butternut
buttercup
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My recipe:
1
Cut your squash up for eating, dehydrating, freezing or freeze drying & save the seeds
2
Pull as much fiber off of the seeds as possible then place them in a colander, sieve, cheese cloth or strainer & run water over the seeds. Shake & swirl the strainer so the seeds rub against each other
You can even use your hands grabbing through the seeds to press them against each other
3
Place the seeds in a sauce pan that could hole 3 times the seeds you have
Add enough water to just cover the seeds
Add at least 1-2 Tbsp of salt for each 1/2c of seeds (more if you like salty'er seeds)
If you prefer no salt, omit the salt in this step
4
Bring the seeds to a boil Once it reaches the boiling point, time the boil for 10 minutes
You will have to monitor the heat and stir it constantly to keep it from boiling over
5
Now pour the seeds & boiling water through a strainer & keep the salty water to use in a moment
Rinse the seeds under running water, you'll see that most of the remaining fibers will come off
6
Place the seeds back in the sauce pan & add the previously used hot salt water back in & bring it back to a boil for 1 more minute
NOTE: You may want to add a little more salt depending on your salty seed preference
NOTE: This step ONLY adds salt to the outside of the seeds the initial 10 minute boiling forced the salt inside the seeds as they cooked
7
Strain the seeds again removing the salt water
Let the seeds set in the strainer to drain as much water off as possible
If you prefer light salt, you may want to lightly rinse them under running water
8
Preheat your oven to 400°F
Cover a cookie sheet or shallow baking pan or cake pan with parchment paper or Use a small amount of Olive Oil to lightly oil a cookie sheet
NOTE OF CAUTION
DO NOT USE WAX PAPER, wax paper will catch on fire in your oven
9
Wash your sauce pan that you boiled the seed in & place the seeds back in it Now add Olive Oil to the seeds (about 1-2 Tbsp per cup of seeds) & stir it in so that all the seeds are all lightly coated (I now use fractioned coconut oil that doesn’t go rancid over time in storage)
Now place the seeds back in the strainer & let any excess oil drain away if you over did it
You want the seeds wet with olive oil & a little extra doesn't hurt the process at all
10
Place the seeds on the cookie sheet & spread them out flat
11
Bake the seeds for 15-20 minutes for easy roasted (this is how they come from the store)
30-40 minutes for heavy roasted
Stir the seeds every 5 minutes to avoid sticking to the cookie sheet
They are done when they are dry and browned
Listen for the seeds to start popping
This is the indication that they are at the easy roasted point, this is where most people like them
12
Move the seeds to an area where they can cool
When cool sample a few to see if they are dry enough
If they seem hard to crack or even slightly damp at all go to final drying below
FINAL DRYING
This is our preferred method of final drying.
If you have a food dehydrator on the fruit setting (130°-140°) you can place them in the dehydrator to finish off their drying
It doesn't roast them anymore & they dry out very well
If you don't have a screen for your dehydrator & the seeds want to fall through lay a paper towel down first
We leave them in for at least 24 hours just to make sure they are really dry
If they have any moisture left they will mold so make sure they are bone dry
ALTERNATE FINAL DRYING
If you don't have a food dehydrator you can use your oven
You can place seeds on the cookie sheet in the over at the lowest setting (abt 150°F) to dry for 2-5 hours
STORAGE
Keep in a container in a cool dry place
Place a silicone gel packet in the container to absorb any moisture
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  • I like your video

    @emiolaabiodun3700@emiolaabiodun37002 жыл бұрын
  • I remember us roasting some pumpkin seeds in salt and butter and eating them back in the 3rd grade 😜

    @hardwiredtoselfdestruction3401@hardwiredtoselfdestruction34012 жыл бұрын
    • Now you know how... they're wonderful. Its a shame so many get thrown away... maybe this will help people use the pumpkins for more than just a scary face.🎃

      @CaptainWingnut@CaptainWingnut2 жыл бұрын
    • @@CaptainWingnut I definitely will! Thank you for this video!!

      @hardwiredtoselfdestruction3401@hardwiredtoselfdestruction34012 жыл бұрын
  • Just made these tonight, thank you!

    @daveb8598@daveb85982 жыл бұрын
    • Thanks for watching,,, enjoy 😊

      @CaptainWingnut@CaptainWingnut2 жыл бұрын
  • Nice job Captain Wingnut 👏 they look great, I must have a try we've never saved the seed unless for replanting. Nice job no the pumpkin carving team 👍👍👍👍👍

    @richardsolomon8076@richardsolomon80762 жыл бұрын
    • So nice of you👍

      @CaptainWingnut@CaptainWingnut2 жыл бұрын
  • Awesome, thank you for sharing this process. I've done pumpkin seeds in the past but learned a lot in this video on how to make them better!

    @daveb8598@daveb85982 жыл бұрын
    • As you can see by our cellar I get a lot of practice making them better… glad you enjoyed and thanks for watching

      @CaptainWingnut@CaptainWingnut2 жыл бұрын
  • Never have I boiled them first... will give it t try. I have been a rinse, bake, salt and... where did they all go?

    @karlgru3n654@karlgru3n6542 жыл бұрын
    • We like more salt inside the seed, the boiling in salt water does that trick... but then it takes more time to dry them out... thanks for watching.

      @CaptainWingnut@CaptainWingnut2 жыл бұрын
  • Off subject but do you have a solution to kill termites naturally without using all the chemicals?

    @stinkysmom8386@stinkysmom83862 жыл бұрын
    • First of all thank you for watching and letting me help you. This is what I used for termites when we lived in Calif. You probably have subterranean termites. They need water but bore through dirt and follow cracks in concrete and come up into wood for food. I Mix up a gallon or two or more of this and pour it where they emerge so that it gets down into the soil where they appeared. It’s mainly water so they’ll want it. Boric acid is a powder so you’ll have to mix it in water to get it to penetrate. Follow the mixing instructions in the video below but do NOT use sugar, just water and boric acid. Even if you can’t get it into the soil, treat the wood that they’re in at the lowest point. Soak everything as much as possible. I sometimes used a long 1/2” drill and drilled down toward the dirt so it could soak in. This is residual and will kill forever so anything treated is deadly. Here’s my video on boric acid. Here is it used for WHY’s but it will also kill roaches and termites. This kills slowly but can kill the entire colony: kzhead.info/sun/adt-nK9tgZSoZHA/bejne.html Also another thing that will kill and is residual. This kills fast and may not kill the entire colony but will create a barrier that will stop them. Anytime I had carpet up or floor work was being done, I soaked the dirt with this where ever I could… if they try to cross this barrier from the side or from below, they will die on the spot. kzhead.info/sun/o7qnlMyrqpuPn6M/bejne.html SIDE NOTE: I sometimes mixed the two together to be even more efficient.

      @CaptainWingnut@CaptainWingnut2 жыл бұрын
    • @@CaptainWingnut Thank you for all your help.

      @stinkysmom8386@stinkysmom83862 жыл бұрын
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