I am thinking you are Australian for some reason. In the Western countries pumpkin is generally used for pumpkin pie, pudding or pumpkin soup. Squash and yams would be a good choice in place of pumpkin. There are many varieties of squash.
Acorn Squash: Cut in half. Turn meaty side down and steam until tender. Take out of oven and place on rack until cool and all moisture is gone. Mix butter, brown sugar, small pieces of apples, a few raisins, salt and pepper and fill cavities. You can keep this up to 3 - 4 days in your fridge and serve to guests.
Yams are excellent for hormone replacement (estrogen.) These are best steamed and can be eaten in chunks, or, mashed, put in a dish, covered with small marshmallows or a little brown sugar and butter and reheated. Yams will stay in the fridge for quite sometime.
an easy way to get the flesh from a pumpkin is to microwave it and use an ice cream scooper to scoop it out
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No
Nobody "needs" any pumpkin seeds in their diet.
You need to use eggs when you do any type of bread. You can make bread without eggs. :)
No, a pumpkin is not a root vegetable. Instead, the pumpkin grows from a blossom on the pumpkin plant.
no, it is only visible in the coca cola diet :)
No, because when they are inside the pumpkin, they are uncooked and not refrigerated. Place them in a ziplock baggie instead.
In addition to the traditional pumpkin carving, there are many cute pumpkin decorations that can be made with materials like paper plates and construction paper. Instead of the mess of carving a real pumpkin, why not cut one out of orange paper? You could also paint jar lids orange and decorate them as pumpkins.
You can bake pumpkin rolls on parchment paper, which will help remove any excess fat and allow them to achieve a nice golden tone.
Yes
Pulp or 'meat' that is what you use to actually make pumpkin pies, etc.