Sumac and Sage Pumpkin Seeds
Lynley Jones
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Idea #7: Sumac and Sage Pumpkin Seeds
Here’s what you do:
Sumac and Sage pumpkin seeds made in the Adventure Kitchen.
Scoop out your pumpkin and separate the seeds from the stringy parts. (Don’t throw away the stringy parts - you can use them to make this recipe!).
For 1 cup of pumpkin seeds, toss with 1 1/2 tablespoons olive oil and 2 teaspoons Sumac and Sage Seasoning.
Roast at 350 degrees on a rimmed baking sheet (lined with foil as needed) on the middle oven rack for about 20-25 minutes, until the seeds are cooked to a light golden brown. While they’re still hot from the oven, toss the seeds with another couple of pinches of Sumac & Sage Seasoning blend.
More options:
Add a few generous pinches of Aleppo pepper for a slightly smoky zing.
Add a few pinches of granulated garlic and/or granulated onions for a little more complexity.
Did you know - you can roast and eat the seeds of any squash, not just pumpkin! So feel free to go to town on the seeds from your butternut squash, kabocha, delicata, acorn or what-have-you!
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More About This Blend:
Our original savory seasoning, created by our founder Lynley. You can use this super-versatile blend on chicken, meat, veggies, pasta, potatoes and more! Herbal and citrusy, it combines the depth of sage with the bright acidity of sumac. Use it in place of salt and pepper, or alongside other seasonings to taste. Made with organic and fair-trade ingredients. Locally made by us in small batches.
1/2 cup -sized jar.
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Grilled zucchini, eggplant, heirloom tomatoes and red peppers seasoned with Sumac and Sage seasoning, tossed with pasta and showered with grated pecorino-Romano and minced herbs. You can follow 101 Ways to Use Sumac and Sage Seasoning for more ideas at adventurekitchen.com.