My Barfing Pumpkin… Uh, for Solar Power

Published on September 26, 2007 by Dave Llorens.
Categories: Non Solar.

Barfing Pumpkin Jack-o-lantern

I just made this… And no, I can’t think of anyway to relate it to solar power…. We try to keep our non-solar related posts to less than 1 in 10, but this was so much fun I had to get it out there for you internets. I made it in 5 minutes, then I baked the seeds left over from my girl’s pumpkin.

Wanna know how to bake pumpkin seeds? Here’s how:

  1. Take all the seeds out of your pumpkin.
  2. Carve your pumpkin into something so awesome it makes you want to pee your pants.
  3. Separate the seeds from the goop (this is the only hard part).
  4. Put some aluminum foil on a cookie sheet and preheat oven to 350.
  5. Put the seeds in a bowl and toss them with some olive oil, then spread them out on the sheet.
  6. Sprinkle a little salt, and bake for about 20 minutes…. but this part isn’t perfect…. So take a few out every now and then and eat them. If they taste nice and non-chewy and crispy, they’re done. If they’re still pale white and chewy… not done.
  7. Season, if you want, with a little cayenne pepper or what have you. I think they’re great with salt alone.

Pumpkin for Solar Power 2

(This was hers. Yes, I’m well aware

it’s better than mine, thank you very much.)

 

EDITED 10/30/07 – she just sent me this… she made it too. I mean…. holy crap.

WOW better than barfing pumpkin

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Comment on October 27th, 2007.

Yours is all right, but at least this one has the decency to find a toilet. What a mess.

Comment on October 28th, 2007.

Here’s how to make a

solar powered jack-o-lantern

Comment on October 28th, 2007.

Dude I’m sick, I feel just like this pumpkin

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