Here is my Halloween wrap up post on pumpkin carving, seed toasting, and our costumes.
This is my pumpkin. And, a view of my awesome IKEA spice rack :) It's actually three spice racks combined and I have absolutely no more room on there, so I hope I don't need any new spices anytime soon!
I was too busy carving to take any action photos, so here is the finished product:
I love that his mouth is asymmetrical. I think it makes it extra spooky. The bat hanging in the background doesn't hurt. ;)
After I was done with the carving, I wanted to toast up the seeds for a late night snack.
First, I separated the seeds from the goo.
Then I spread them out on a cookie sheet (in a single layer, not like the pile in my photo)
Then I added seasoning. I wanted a sweet but salty and spicy pumpkin seed, so I mixed in a few different ingredients. Brown sugar, kosher salt, Dee Felice Jazzed Hot Sauce, and Worcestershire Sauce. Plus a little butter and garlic.
When the seeds were roasting, my kitchen smelled like a summer time bbq. Until the seasoning started to burn off on the foil.
I think I was lucky that the seeds themselves didn't burn, because I definitely had the oven on the wrong temperature.
Still, the seeds were quite yummy.
For Halloween itself, we dressed up as Batman and Poison Ivy.
I hope you had a Happy Halloween!
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