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Five Ways to Serve Up a Pumpkin

October 6, 2011 by notjustcute Filed Under: Celebrate! 1 Comment

Pumpkins are one of my favorite symbols of fall.  From their color to their shape, it all just makes me happy!   Perhaps most of all, I love that they are just as functional as they are festive.  Of course there are jack-o-lanterns and pumpkin pie, but you can also use those hollow pumpkins to serve up a fun and memorable meal.  Cleaned out pumpkins are ideal for holding pre-made food, such as soups or a casserole, or you can actually cook in the pumpkin shell as well!

Whether you’re looking for a special dinner to kick off the trick-or-treating or just a special treat at the end of a full fall day, a pumpkin may be just the thing to dress it up.  I share five festive ways to turn your gourd into a gourmet dish, over at The Organized Parent.  Hop on over and check it out!

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