Helllllllllllllo pumpkin season! My family loves this time of year. We get to eat one of the world’s tastiest and most budget friendly and nutritional foods around – the pumpkin!
Many folks, including myself once upon a time, only use pumpkin to make desserts which is fine (and could you pass the pumpkin pie around the dinner table again? I want seconds) but are seriously missing out on pumpkin’s national benefits. According to WebMD:
”Pumpkins are loaded with vitamin A and fiber, and low in calories. So don't just buy canned pumpkin for pie; keep it in the pantry to whip up…homemade pumpkin recipes"
Once I started thinking about how to use pumpkin as the squash that it is, my meals got a lot more pumpkintastic and for less since I bake, puree, and freeze our Halloween pumpkins for later treats.
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How to bake and puree fresh pumpkin from Lazy Budget Chef
2. Pumpkin pancakes with cinnamon syrup from Tastes Better From Scratch
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Pumpkin waffles from Bombshell Bling
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Pumpkin chili from Simply Stacey
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Sweet pumpkin curry from Pumpkin Recipes
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Pumpkin and black bean chili from Tastes Better From Scratch
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Dried pumpkin treats from Lazy Budget Chef
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Cheesy pumpkin lentil pot pies from Amuse Your Bouche (I love the name of her blog! Bouche is French for mouth.)
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Pumpkin feta empanadas from Amuse Your Bouche
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Chicken enchiladas with pumpkin cream sauce from Cheeky Kitchen
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Roasted pumpkin and rocket salad from Food on Paper
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Pumpkin mac n cheese from Closet Kitchen
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Pumpkin alfredo from Juanita’s Cocina
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Chicken pumpkin curry from Pretty Elements
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Spiced pumpkin chickpea stew from Elle’s New England Kitchen
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Roasted pumpkins with bacon and brown sugar from Creative Cynchronicity
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Crispy lamb with pumpkin rice from Samantha’s Supper
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Beef and pumpkin stew from Meatified
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Homemade pumpkin pasta from Minimalist Baker
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Pumpkin and chorizo soup with cilantro from Closet Kitchen
How do you eat pumpkin?
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