- A
pumpkin seed, also
known in
North America as a
pepita (from the
Mexican Spanish:
pepita de calabaza, 'little
seed of squash'), is the
edible seed of...
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Pumpkin seed oil is a
culinary oil, used
especially in
eastern Europe. This oil is a
culinary specialty from what used to be part of the Austro-Hungarian...
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other culturally-specific purposes. The
pumpkin's thick s****
contains edible seeds and pulp.
Pumpkin pie is a
traditional part of
Thanksgiving meals...
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common pumpkin (Cucurbita pepo pepo)
which is
cultivated to
produce pumpkin seed oil. The
young fruits are dark green,
turning yellow-orange upon ripening...
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boiled pumpkin pulp
mashed with chilli,
sliced onions,
mustered oil and salt.
Pumpkin bread – a type of
moist quick bread made with
pumpkin.
Pumpkin seed –...
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London as well.
Pumpkinseeds have a
small body that is
shaped much like a
pumpkin seed (thus the
common name),
typically about 10 cm (4 in) in length, but can...
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cucurbitaceous plant.
Egusi seeds are in a
class of
their own and
should never be
mistaken for
pumpkin or
watermelon seeds. In
particular the name "egusi"...
- the
researchers as "Parallel sided, conical, heart, [...] slug" and "
pumpkin seed" shapes.
Barnhart et al., however, were not able to find any correlation...
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species are
grown and
consumed for
their flesh and
seeds. They are
variously known as squash,
pumpkin, or gourd,
depending on species, variety, and local...
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Examples of
dichromatic substances are
pumpkin seed oil,
bromophenol blue, and resazurin. When the
layer of
pumpkin seed oil is less than 0.7 mm thick, the...
