yellow pumpkin dumpling curry soup.
This soup is made with yellow pumpkin vegetable stock a little bit of water Bay leaf curry powder nutritional yeast a pinch of salt white pepper whole wheat dumplings red beans chickpeas and spinach.

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yellow pumpkin dumpling curry soup.
This soup is made with yellow pumpkin vegetable stock a little bit of water Bay leaf curry powder nutritional yeast a pinch of salt white pepper whole wheat dumplings red beans chickpeas and spinach.
Pumpkin
My friend handed me a pumpkin and asked me to paint it like a minion so I did. I never got in to those movies but this thing makes me laugh when I look at it. Painting pumpkins is fun. You should try it. I used acrylic paint and did a white under painting before adding color.
PNW Pumpkins
photographed with a 120mm ƒ1.8 vintage projector lens for the dream-like glow
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memories of fall 🍂🍁
Of course gotta make a Mandalorian pumpkin 🎃
[Image description: Several pictures, showing the processing of a yellow pumpkin in an attempt to get the seeds out for saving.
The first photos two show the medium sized yellow pumpkin sitting in a stainless steel sink, with a white hand holding it still, first on the side, then on the front, to show the size. The pumpkin is taller than the hand, by a few inches, but not a very large pumpkin overall.
The third picture shows a pair of cuts that have been carved into the pumpkin, intersecting at a wide angle.
The fourth and fiftth picture shows that the cuts have been connected by another cut to form a triangle, and the peice that was cut out has been shoved into the pumpkin to form a hole. It is shown first from an angle off to the side, and then head on. The flesh of the pumpkin can be seen through the hole, and it is very thick.
The sixth picture shows the white hand holding the pumpkin next to the hole, so show how big it is. On its longest side, it is almost as long as the thumb being used for scale, but it has a sharp angle, and isn’t very wide.
The seventh picture was taken with flash on, to show the inside of the pumpkin through the hole, and the flash has given everything a green tint, and some flesh and seeds are visible.
The eighth picture shows the pumpkin now on its side in a metal colander, with the hole facing upward, and filled with seeds.
The ninth picture shows the white hand again, now holding some of the seeds, which are white and clean. The fingers are slightly wrinkled from the water.
The tenth and last picture shows a metal mixing bowl filled with the many seeds that have been sucessfully removed from the pumpkin.
End Image description.]
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Improvise. Adapt. Overcome.
God this pumpkin hated me but that's TOO BAD!!!! I'm clever!!!! Hahaha!!!!!
This pumpkin was so hard to cut that I was afraid that knife would break. Or just get stuck in it and not come back out.
I managed to cut a small hole and then shoved the chunk in word with a wooden spoon, and then I stuck the handle of the wooden ppoon in the pumpkin and just kind of scraped it around a bunch and then I was just going to try and dump the seeds out, but that wasn't working very well, so I was like wait a second... seeds float...
So I set the pumpkin in a colander, and then I filled the pumpkin with water. So that the seeds floated to the top and fell out and fell into the colander.
He has.
The only nice thing I have to say about this pumpkin so far as that I didn't even need to clean the seeds at all. They weren't actually sticking to the guts or anything. Very nice.
And it is possible to bake pumpkins entirely whole without cutting them open or taking seeds out, so it's in the oven as it is right now without being cut up anymore, because that's not going to happen unless a chainsaw magically appears.
The seeds are on a labeled paper plate to dry.