Jack Miller

Cleaning pumpkin seeds from pulp is easier than most people think, and you don’t need any fancy tools to get it done.   Whether you’re carving a pumpkin for Halloween or roasting one for pie, those slippery seeds are worth saving.   The pulp can be messy, but with a few simple tricks, you’ll have … Read more

Cleaning pumpkin seeds for roasting is simpler than you might think, and once you get the hang of it, you’ll wonder why you ever threw those seeds away in the first place.   The goal is to remove all that sticky pumpkin pulp so your seeds roast up light, crispy, and perfectly seasoned.   Whether … Read more

How to Clean and Store Pumpkin Seeds To clean and store pumpkin seeds, you first need to separate them from the pumpkin’s stringy pulp and then dry them thoroughly before keeping them in an airtight container.   It sounds simple, but the details matter if you want your pumpkin seeds to stay fresh for months … Read more

Cleaning pumpkin seeds for planting is a simple process that starts with scooping them out of the pumpkin and rinsing off the pulp.   When you clean pumpkin seeds for planting, the goal is to remove all that stringy orange flesh without damaging the seeds themselves.   If you’ve ever wondered how to clean pumpkin … Read more

To clean out a pumpkin inside, you’ll need to remove the seeds, scrape away the stringy pulp, and create a smooth hollow cavity for carving or cooking.   It sounds messy, but honestly, cleaning out a pumpkin inside is one of the most satisfying parts of pumpkin season.   Whether you’re planning to carve a … Read more