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I never remember what exactly I do from year to year, so ...
Striving for no oil, crisp crunchy seeds: Had ~2 cups of seeds from one large pumpkin. Washed them, removed threads of pulp. Made a very salty brine: ~1/2 cup kosher salt in 2 cups water. Soaked the seeds in the brine for the past 3 days (unintentionally long - I forgot about them :-) ) Drained, spread the wet seeds out on a baking tray, dried out / baked at 350 degrees F, checked and stirred every 5 minutes or so until dry and slightly browned. Took about 40 minutes. Left them in the turned-off oven with the door open to cool. No oil involved. Results: Good and crispy, with just the right amount of saltiness. A raging success, IIDSSM. -- Silvar Beitel |
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