Removing the Seeds and Pulp
I am still looking for a power tool to do this with. Presently, I use an ice cream scoop to handle the task. For larger pumpkins I use a long handled metal spoon. I refer to this spoon as my "lunchlady" spoon.
I scoop out all of the fibrous flesh and seeds. This makes the pumpkin easier to carve and keeps the squirrels away from the finished pumpkin. Most of the time, I keep the seeds for roasting. If I want to do this I place the seeds and flesh in a tupperware container. Some of the waste goes right into the compost bin.
I scoop out all of the fibrous flesh and seeds. This makes the pumpkin easier to carve and keeps the squirrels away from the finished pumpkin. Most of the time, I keep the seeds for roasting. If I want to do this I place the seeds and flesh in a tupperware container. Some of the waste goes right into the compost bin.
When I am not carving pumpkins, I run the world's most private drugstore. ShopInPrivate.com
Also, last year, my company took over RomanticGifts.com, so if you need a romantic gift for Christmas, a birthday or an anniversary, please consider our wonderful store.
My co-workers and I run the biggest store for bachelorette party items in the world. It is lots of fun. We have fun jobs.
Look everyone, My Book, Extreme Pumpkins - At Amazon
and My Second Book, Extreme Pumpkins II is there too.Ok, this is just getting silly. My books are now at Barnes and Noble's (Extreme Pumpkins and Extreme Pumpkins II, Borders (Extreme Pumpkins and Extreme Pumpkins II), and a ton of independent book stores, (see BookSense.com.)