Halloween may be over, but it's still autumn, and there are still plenty of pumpkins to make and a ton of pumpkin pie to choose from. Anyone who thinks that pumpkin is just for decoration or that you can come up with pumpkin pie knows that growing your own pumpkin can be a pleasure. Carving pumpkins is not about carving itself, it works just as well in a bowl as it does in the oven or on the stove.

If you want to culinary use the carving of your pumpkin before Halloween, forget it and place the seeds when spooning out the intestines. If you want something of it, place it in a bowl or even in the oven for a quick and easy pumpkin pie recipe. If you want to have some of these culinary uses for pumpkin carvings by October, don't forget this.Whether you're carving a creepy Halloween pumpkin face or making homemade pumpkin purée from scratch, don't forget to store the edible seeds in it. If you put your pumpkin in the compost, you should remove the seeds so that it has offspring next spring.

If you don't have the heart or skill to carve a pumpkin, you still have plenty of options to use leftover pumpkins. If you want to eat pumpkin blossoms and still get a real pumpkin, you can eat the male pumpkin blossom. But let's not forget that our faithful pumpkin is also a delicacy and one of the best ways not to waste your precious pumpkin is to grow it from pumpkin seeds. Before you carve and flaunt your Halloween pumpkin, try to take more advantage of it.

First of all, we have to talk about the fact that some types of pumpkins, pumpkins and pumpkins are not edible. You never want to use a pumpkin for cooking, even if you carve it and display it as a decoration. The pulp of pumpkin, pumpkin or pumpkin is best used for cakes, bread and cakes, but there are many other uses, such as pumpkin pie, pumpkin ice cream or pumpkin bread. You may also want to remove the skin of the pumpkin before you cook it, which you can even do if you use a carved pumpkin, but you can use it as part of your fall harvest decor, even if you get decorated dollars from it. Once the pumpkins are peeled, we can cut them into pieces and use a fresh pumpkin for our favorite recipes. You can also put the carved Halloween pumpkin in the freezer to use as a small pumpkin, or even buy a used smaller pumpkin and do this while it is cooking.

If you are carving jack-o-lanterns for Halloween, you may also want to use the removed pumpkin seeds to make a delicious autumn meal. Every pumpkin brings a little more joy to our lives, as it becomes a tasty snack or creative project. There are several ways to enhance the flavor, but if your standard carved pumpkin is too big or too small for your taste, or just too sweet, we recommend pureeing the pieces and using them in muffins and breads where the natural pumpkin flavor is enhanced with spices and sugar. The guts of the pumpkin can also be used in homemade pumpkin purees, which are sweeter and more aromatic. If you don't want to go into hiding, you can eat the leftover Halloween pumpkin as a side dish or as part of a meal.

For the high-flyers, we present pumpkin and hard pumpkin in which the barks are pickled. We hope that the creative use of the Halloween pumpkin described above will make for delicious food, save you money and help you keep your food out of the landfill. Hopefully at least one of these delicious Halloween pumpkins and pumpkins will end up on the dining table and not in the landfill. Technically, you can carve any type of pumpkin, from pumpkin to pumpkin, but the larger variety is best suited for carving. Nordgren says that small sugar cake pumpkins are much better suited to cooking and eating, so pick one that's easy for children to handle. The choice between pumpkin carving and pumpkin cooking is actually very practical. Carving pumpkin should look nice and be relatively easy to cut, while cooking the pumpkin should have a nice taste and consistency.

There are also other types of pumpkins that are not called sugar pumpkins and are also good for baking cakes. Nordgren notes that these varieties are not usually called "such" pumpkins in the store, but they are designated by the size they are labeled in, which is an indication not to eat them. It is also useful to note that some carved pumpkins are displayed outside grocery stores, while the pie pumpkin is usually located at the side of the grocery store entrance door or in a display case. They are also marked by size and often have warning signs such as "not for children" or "don't eat this," she says.