so im guessing....

[aililiu]

pumpkin seeds right out of the pumpkin still need to be soaked?
if i want to season & dehydrate them.... should i sprout them first or just soak?

cheers :)
liliu

[JennaBoBenna]

Hey! I like the new avatar! :)
I think just soaking them would be fine. Like, soak for maybe a day so they're sort of sprouted and then season and dehydrate

[trinity082482]

Mine went from pumpkin to bowl filled of delicious seasonings.. and straight into my dehydrator!! :D They were left in for several hours and they were edible!

http://s30.photobucket.com/albums/c349/MysticWitch25/th_HPIM1659.jpg

[aililiu]

jenna... thanks :)

trinity... what seasonings did you use?
im thinking maybe more of a savoury/salty something.

[meancat]

Hi Trinity

Was just wondering what kind of dehydrator you have. It resembles one that I have (a majic chef) but mine doesn't have a thermostat so I can't use it because it heats to 150 degrees. I have been doing a little bit of shopping but haven't seen a circular one so far.

Just curious--thx
meancat

[aililiu]

it looks like she has the nesco american harvest one. i have the same, it works great :) and a LOT cheaper than excalibur.

[trinity082482]

I have an American Harvest that was kindly donated to me from a site member. It works great. I dehydrated my seeds for several hours on the lowest temp setting.

[trinity082482]

jenna... thanks :)

trinity... what seasonings did you use?
im thinking maybe more of a savoury/salty something.


I made a garlic paste with garlic, organic old pressed extra virgin olive oil and sea salt. It was really yummy!

[meancat]

Thanx for the info.

Trinity, how very nice of someone to give you a dehydrator!!
Lots of really cool people on this site!

meancat

[aililiu]

mmmm! that sounds soooo good. i just sprinkled kelp on mine but ill try that next pumpkin around ;) i LOVE garlic.