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Next year, look at some of these: http://www.epicurious.com/expert-advice/best-pumpkins-for-pie-article | Next year, look at some of these: http://www.epicurious.com/expert-advice/best-pumpkins-for-pie-article | ||
Canning 3 pumpkins makes 11 jars. So probably better to do 5 pumpkins and be able to load up the canner. | |||
2023: I did 6 pie pumpkins, but they were on the larger side, about 10" across. It took about 1:45 to cut into quarters and separate seeds. It probably took another 1:30 to peel. The diced pumpkin completely filled the pressure cooker. Produce 6 cups of seeds. Would have made at least 36 pint jars. | |||
2025: Consistent with above. Slightly less seeds (5 C) 39 pint jars (14Q, 10p) | |||
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Latest revision as of 14:43, 10 October 2025
- Clean pumpkins and cut tops off
- Remove guts and seperate out seeds (for making Pumpkin Seeds)
- Cut off bottom and slice into quarters
- Thoroughly scrape the insides of quarters.
- Slice into 1 inch strips (makes next step easier)
- Peel of outside
- Dice into 1 inch cubes
- Cover in water and bring to boil (only needs to boil for a minute or 2)
- Put in cans and process at 11psi for 55 minutes pint or 90 minutes quarts
Next year, look at some of these: http://www.epicurious.com/expert-advice/best-pumpkins-for-pie-article
Canning 3 pumpkins makes 11 jars. So probably better to do 5 pumpkins and be able to load up the canner.
2023: I did 6 pie pumpkins, but they were on the larger side, about 10" across. It took about 1:45 to cut into quarters and separate seeds. It probably took another 1:30 to peel. The diced pumpkin completely filled the pressure cooker. Produce 6 cups of seeds. Would have made at least 36 pint jars.
2025: Consistent with above. Slightly less seeds (5 C) 39 pint jars (14Q, 10p)