From: SaraFish
On Oct 26, 2002
These are delicious! We carved three medium sized pumpkins tonight and ended up with about 3 cups of seeds so I doubled the butter (actually I used margarine) and we seasoned with about 2 teaspoons garlic powder and 2 teaspoons of seasoned salt. We cooked them for 15 minutes then took them out and stirred them and we repeated this twice so they cooked just perfectly in about 45 minutes total baking time. Thanks for a great recipe!
From: Dana-MMH
On Oct 27, 2002
Mirj. you have made me one happy lady tonight!! For years my pumpkin seeds never taste like my moms and I always follow her recipe but seem to enjoy hers much better...until now
DH, DD and I are all fighting over these seeds, they turned out wonderful, they have the perfect taste, they are nice and crispy but not too well done. I have never used olive oil before when making pumpkin seeds but you bet I will be from now on. DH and DD want me to go buy 2 more pumpkins just for the seeds. Such a simple recipe that I could never get right, thanks to your recipe it is better then right!!
From: Military Mel
On Nov 8, 2002
A SWEET TWIST: These were gone before they had a chance to cool! After completely demolishing a test batch, I did discover that my oven roasted the seeds at a slightly lower temperature in only 35 min. My husband and I tossed the seeds around in cinnamon and sugar along with the margarine before baking, and they were simply delectible! If you're looking for a sweet treat, I highly recommend giving this one a try!
From: Sackville
On Sep 28, 2002
Yummy scrummy in my tummy! Throwing out pumpkin seeds should be a crime with tasty recipes like this around. We added a bit of chilli powder for a slightly spicy seed. They were gone in minutes. Next time we need a bigger pumpkin!
From: southern_gal12000
On Apr 8, 2003
Excellent! Last Fall I used a lot of pumpkins and needed something to do with the seeds. This was my first time to have them. I wish I had had more seeds because we ate them up really fast. I guess I am a purist because all I used was salt. We thought they tasted like popcorn, but better. My kids loved them!
From: boomoo
On Oct 6, 2003
These tasted amazing! The house smelled wonderful while they were in the oven. We made them with just salt and they were just perfect. thank you!
From: MarlaM
On Oct 27, 2008
Great! DD carved her pumpkin this evening and used this recipe. She used olive oil and garlic salt and she could not stop eating them! Thanks Mirj!
From: *Pixie*
On Oct 31, 2002
My daughter and her boyfriend carved the pumpkins today and wanted to roast the seeds. I searched and found a number of recipes and they decided that this looked the easiest. And so they made them, and they are very tasty (a bit too salty, but that is not the recipes fault, LOL, did I mention her boyfriend has a HEAVY hand with the salt shaker?). My oven does seem to be hotter than average for everything. Or maybe it was the type of nonstick pan I used, but we found it to be ready 10 minutes early... Very tasty...
From: Hey Jude
On Oct 31, 2003
Good seeds Mirj! I used olive oil and just salt for the seasoning (that's all the kids like!). They lasted about a day and a half and they're all gone! Thanks for the recipe!
From: Sisty Gin
On Oct 30, 2002
These are sooo good! My husband and I loved them so much that we ate them all in one setting. Oops! I guess we'll have to get another pumpkin to carve.
I love this recipe because it's FAST! I didn't have to soak the seeds overnight. I don't have the patience for that. Thanks, Mirjam.
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