Re: seeds for roasting


Glenn, I Take the seeds out and place them and the pulp in a 5 gallon bucket. 
 Then I fill it with water, and take out as much of the pulp as possible.  
After that, I slosh the seeds around with my hands, and pick out tehy other 
big chunks.  Then Domp teh water out, and do teh same thing a few times.  
when taking the seeds out each time,  I make sure the water in the bucket is 
moving around in the bucket.  That makes the pulp less likely to stick.  You 
got lucky, I do this to many fruit since I plant 2/3 Acre of Giant pumpkins.  
I usually have about 15 fruit I do this for. This is the best way I ahve 
found to do this.  If you find another way to do it, let me know, I am taking 
seeds out of 5 pumpkins today in fact.  I hope this helps!
Tom Beachy

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