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Friday November 2, 2012
Lynn's Notes:
Like so many, I would rather buy a can of pumpkin filling or purchase a whole darned ready-made pie, than go to the trouble of making one myself. In reality, I have only once cooked and eaten a pumpkin. In this one true-to-life case, I did cook our Halloween pumpkin and learned a valuable lesson: Never cook a pumpkin you've used as a Jack-o-lantern...it tastes like *#$%!!!Comments On This Entry
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Ha! Duly noted :-).
Actually, jack-o-lantern pumpkins are pretty lousy for eating - they're mostly water and fiber as they're bred for size and shape. If you're going to cook a pumpkin, get a sugar baby or cheese pumpkin - those are bred for eating!