Your favourite Pumpkin recipes?

[CPLforever]

Again?

Ha ha no sorry made it yesterday, had the remains
today,

Was very surprised how nice it was.

Curried pumpkin and coconut soup

This sounds nice.

Recipe

 

[HellsBells]

I like the idea. That is off the cuff and looks nice

Mind wouldn’t try it if you’re diabetic. There’s more sugar in it than a Tate and Lyle Factory. It’s lovely though. I bought some tinned pure last week so I can make it. Might do it tomorrow.

 

[Arkle]

There was an Italian near me that used to do a pumpkin and chilli filled pasta in a lovely sauce that used to have me and a friend going there every week for pumpkin pssta and a bottle of red. Then it closed.

 

[nandos sonic sauce]

Mind wouldn’t try it if you’re diabetic. There’s more sugar in it than a Tate and Lyle Factory. It’s lovely though. I bought some tinned pure last week so I can make it. Might do it tomorrow.

No I'm fine but cheers for letting me know. Lol

 

[Eyanthe]

It's getting that time of the year. Just bought a big massive Pumpkin for about 2.89 down Lidl. Weather is shite outside so I'm already planning my Pumpkin and cream soup with roasted Pumpkin seeds in oil and mixed spice. I would prefer to have the seeds without there hulls/shells but it looks a bit of a carry on to do it.

What's everyone's go to Pumpkin recipes to change my mind and try something different this year?

Hoi it in the bin, pumpkin is rotten mate. Favourite Turnip recipe?

 

[little e]

Jamain soup Calaloo, use spinach instead of real calaloo, unless you can actually get it in the UK now.
Rich, spicy, made with coconut milk, what's not to like

 

[nandos sonic sauce]

Hoi it in the bin, pumpkin is rotten mate. Favourite Turnip recipe?

How's it rotten mate? It's canny lol

 

[gasman]

The thought of Pumpkin curry doesn't tickle me. I heard someone say about Pumpkin Risotto which is different and don't think I've done a Risotto in 20 years

Pumpkin and lamb curry is nice.

 

[nandos sonic sauce]

Pumpkin and lamb curry is nice.

Never fancied it in a curry but together with lamb sounds canny tbh

 

[HellsBells]

Pumpkin and lamb curry is nice.

Anything with butternut squash in you can replace with pumpkin. A nice lamb tagine with pumpkin is lovely.

 

[Exapno Mapcase]

Straight in the bin. Preferably next door's.

Another vote for an addition to the bin juice

 

[HellsBells]

I used to do a version of this with butternut squash, because you can get squash throughout the year easier. It’s lush. The mascarpone makes it really stodgy.

Chef Gordon Ramsay's Pumpkin And Pancetta Risotto Recipe | CDKitchen.com

We often think of pumpkin as only being for sweet dishes, but this risotto is a perfect example of a great savory use.

www.cdkitchen.com

 

[jacko100]

Smashed

 

[jarramackem]

This sounds nice.

Recipe

Rub oil on the pumpkin and oven roast. Fry a large white onion until soft, add 2 chopped carrots, 1 chopped potato, tablespoon of madras curry powder and a litre of stock (chicken or veg). Simmer until the veg is soft then add the pumpkin and blitz. Stir in half a block of coconut cream (or a tin of coconut milk) while reheating, season with salt and pepper and you’re done.

 

[Butcher's Coat]

Pumpkin and tatie soup is lusherooney.

 

[CPLforever]

Rub oil on the pumpkin and oven roast. Fry a large white onion until soft, add 2 chopped carrots, 1 chopped potato, tablespoon of madras curry powder and a litre of stock (chicken or veg). Simmer until the veg is soft then add the pumpkin and blitz. Stir in half a block of coconut cream (or a tin of coconut milk) while reheating, season with salt and pepper and you’re done.

Yum, going to try this. Always think when using pumpkin or squash in whatever recipe best to roast it a bit first. Really brings out the flavour.

 

[nandos sonic sauce]

Yum, going to try this. Always think when using pumpkin or squash in whatever recipe best to roast it a bit first. Really brings out the flavour.

Definitely thos. Roasting brings out the sweetness with loads of ved. Carrots, red peppers 2 other examples where they taste totally different once roasted

 

[Hammer]

Anything with butternut squash in you can replace with pumpkin. A nice lamb tagine with pumpkin is lovely.

Squash tastes better though so I'd always use that given the choice.

 

[ATS]

Never ate pumpkin in my life.

 

[gasman]

Grown honey bear squashes and Crown Prince pumpkins this year. I’ve had one of the squashes earlier this week just mashed with a load of butter, it was lovely. The pumpkins are a lot bigger so will likely be trying it a few ways.