pumpkin YEAH we have PUMPKIN--recipes

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  • heathersmilez
    heathersmilez Posts: 2,579 Member
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    I've heard you and others mention this so-called pumpkin shortage of 2009, I never noticed anything. We had tones of pumpkins here in Toronto, actually I noticed the cost of a pumpkin before Halloween went up by about $1 this year so I would have thought this year’s crop wasn't so good. Anyway, guess that depends on where you are from and your profile didn't say.
  • heathersmilez
    heathersmilez Posts: 2,579 Member
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    why canned!??? fresh is so much more awesome & healthy!

    Canned has more fiber though. It does have more sugar but not significantly and when you think about the effort of cleaning and cooking a pumpkin + energy being waisted with the stove and the fact that a can is the same cost as a pumpkin, might as well go for what’s easier.

    That being said, I've never cooked with a pumpkin, I only eat their seeds.

    Facts:
    Canned pumpkin (w/o salt): 83 cal, 0.7 fat, 7.1 fibre, 8g sugar
    Fresh pumpkin: 30 cals, 0.1 fat, 0.6 fibre, 1.6 sugar.

    * Both are for one cup
  • fitbot
    fitbot Posts: 406
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    i dont know... i feel that things that have been canned cannot possibly have the same amount of nutrients... but i believe in cooking pretty much everything from scratch
  • Dubby62
    Dubby62 Posts: 20 Member
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    Maybe sandwich it between graham crackers? Just a thought.(the cool whip & pumpkin)?
    According to Timbotina.
  • awesome_orchid
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    thanks for the pumpkin muffin recipe Shannon!
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  • masurylady
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    why canned!??? fresh is so much more awesome & healthy!

    Canned has more fiber though. It does have more sugar but not significantly and when you think about the effort of cleaning and cooking a pumpkin + energy being waisted with the stove and the fact that a can is the same cost as a pumpkin, might as well go for what’s easier.

    That being said, I've never cooked with a pumpkin, I only eat their seeds.

    Facts:
    Canned pumpkin (w/o salt): 83 cal, 0.7 fat, 7.1 fibre, 8g sugar
    Fresh pumpkin: 30 cals, 0.1 fat, 0.6 fibre, 1.6 sugar.

    * Both are for one cup
  • karissastephens
    karissastephens Posts: 324 Member
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    bummpp
  • timbotina
    timbotina Posts: 1,130 Member
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    bumping to not loose it
  • timbotina
    timbotina Posts: 1,130 Member
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    bumping for the recipies
  • frostiegurl
    frostiegurl Posts: 708 Member
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    Bump
  • dmoses
    dmoses Posts: 786 Member
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    i just made brownies using canned pumpkin in place of oil, eggs, etc. just brownie mix and 1 can of pumpkin. my brownies are like little fudge bites, and my husband loves them too!
  • marinamoreno
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    Oh I LOVE that site!! Amazing stuff!
  • marinamoreno
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    I LOVE pumpkin!! I'm making a dip tomorrow for work but it's not very diet conscious.... I'll share anyway! (http://crockpot365.blogspot.com/2008/10/little-dipper-pumpkin-pie-dip-recipe.html) It looks fantastic!

    Oops!! I meant to post that here!! I love that site LOL
  • keyer23
    keyer23 Posts: 114 Member
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    I'm not getting the BUMP thing. Are you talking about saving up calories so you can "spend" them on these recipes?
  • LJA1968
    LJA1968 Posts: 516 Member
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    Bump.
  • JoniBologna
    JoniBologna Posts: 653 Member
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    bumpers...so glad it's Pumpkin season again!!
  • jlrae
    jlrae Posts: 35
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    BUMPITY BUMP!
  • ParisPenguin
    ParisPenguin Posts: 39 Member
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    Yummo! Trying this tonight! (I love to freeze fat free cool whip so I can eat it kind of like ice cream...doing that too!)

    Thank you!
  • Emmadennewitz
    Emmadennewitz Posts: 106 Member
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    Love all these ideas. Yummy!!
  • sewerchick93
    sewerchick93 Posts: 1,440 Member
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    BUMP!!!!!!