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Roasted Pumpkin Seeds



What are you going to do with those pumpkins after the holidays? Well, I have an activity that your kids would love to do. And it is the best tasting snack around. Let's roast those pumpkinseeds! Kids will love to get their hands deep inside to of the pumpkin and remove the seeds our from in between the pulp. Their hands are going to be so YUCKY they will love it.

Ingredients:
One pumpkin (or more!)

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Directions:
Take out all of the seeds in the pumpkin and set it into a
strainer, removing all the pulp. Keep rinsing the seeds until the
pulp is all gone and then dry the seeds with a towel.

Spray any pan that you have with cooking spray. Spread seeds on the
pan evenly. Sprinkle salt and paprika all over the seeds so that
each seed gets the salt and paprika. Set the tray in oven
for approximately 20 minutes on 300 degrees.

Mix seeds around every 5-7 minutes so that all sides of the seeds get roasted.

Let cool before eating.


Have fun and enjoy your snack! be sure to notice how good it smells.

Recipe submitted by: Susan Attiyah

Susan Attiyah is a wife and mother of two boys, ages six and three years of age. They currently live in Southern California. Susan is a Freelance Writer in the subject of Parent Education and just loves it. Her work has been seen in many newspapers and magazines, which include Novalearn, The Writing Parent and Parentwork. She also enjoys writing children's stories. Susan loves to hear from her readers and welcomes them to write to her at anytime to sya90@aol.com.

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