How Do I Cook My Homegrown Pumpkins? | Regenerative Lifestyle

[@tgcidpl]

That's actually the best onion chopping advice I've ever heard ❤

[@HomevertHomesteader]

dziekuje :D

[@shineyrocks390]

You'd be amazed at all the useful uses for pumpkins

[@HomevertHomesteader]

😀

[@bradlafferty]

I am to your way of thinking about the crops we eat. I spent today planting seeds for my spring garden. I will definitely try this recipe! By the way, really enjoy your humor and insights on how to live better. Thanks!

[@HomevertHomesteader]

Your feedback is highly appreciated Thank you and keep up the good work. If we don't remember of learn how to take care of ourselves and dour needs - nobody else will. There is time for comfort and easy life - an that time is after all the work has been done to maintain, improve and nourish our present situation. Take care and all the best Brad.

[@gowest5145]

I grew pumpkins for the first time last year. I had a lot of squah bugs with them.

[@HomevertHomesteader]

if they were a new crop in that specific place, sometimes it is normal for this to happen. Soil health plays a huge role in the strength and ability of plants to fight pests on their own. Poor soil will not be able to sustain a frail plant. Its to much to write and express in a comment but I would say , look into regenerative agriculture principles and most of you problems will go away in 2 to 5 years as homeostasis will be achieved and life will thrive bellow and above the soil Take care and thanks for watching

[@happybeehoney3461]

Awesome! I'm making this tonight for dinner.

[@HomevertHomesteader]

Win 👏

[@happybeehoney3461]

@@HomevertHomesteader It was delicious!!

[@HomevertHomesteader]

@@happybeehoney3461 I'm so happy you tried it :D Now you can make this dish anytime you have a pumpkin ;)

[@jeanwegner5684]

This looks delicious. I'd love to give you a "👍" but there isn't one.

[@HomevertHomesteader]

Thank you this comment is enough 🙂