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By JustJanS
on September 03, 2003
I picked this recipe in dare!, and had it chosen, cooked, eaten and reviewed in 3 hours. That's because it's a simple recipe made with common (for our house) ingredients, but the taste was fantastic. I had 1kg of pumpkin which looked about half the 8 cups Evelyn asked for. It was a very generous serve for 4 people along with roasted potatoes, steamed veg and a roast shoulder of pork. We eat a lot of roasted pumpkin, but this recipe made it special.
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on November 17, 2010
good
people found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an accountBy Jb Tyler, TX
on January 28, 2010
My D oldest D who introduced me to RecipeZaar last year made this for me during a recent visit to her home. I have to say I thought the recipe sounded exotic or different! I've never had anything like this - it was so good! I think she followed the recipe exactly. I can't wait for pumpkins to come back into season. A keeper for sure! Thank you. And thank you DD.
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Easy and tasty. A very interesting effect with the firm edges and the soft middles. As they got cooler, some of the chunks seemed a little dry on the inside, but overall they were good. I think it may have been in part because I used the olive oil spray and maybe was a bit too sparing. BUT---I was thinking of doing this again and cutting the pieces into steak-fry sized sticks, and essentially using them as a healthier (and tastier!) variant on a french fry. I used garlic powder rather than actual garlic to achieve better distribution of the flavor. Also, 1/4 cup of flour was more than enough for the amount of squash.
people found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an accountBy yamakarasu
on December 25, 2009
I've never tried coating pumpkin or squash in flour before baking, so I knew I had to try this. I had a medium-ish sized pumpkin and thought I wouldn't have 8 cups but ended up with at least 9 or 10! I mostly eyeballed the amount of seasoning and it all worked out nicely. I love how the flour gave the pumpkin just a little bit of extra crispness. Thanks!
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on November 18, 2008
By Kazookie
on October 22, 2008
I made this recipe with a regular mid size pumpkin~used cooking spray on the pan &drizzled olive oil on half way through /since I was out of basil used Italian herbs & garlic the recipe easily made 8-10 cups cups of servings -delicious!~I left the Pumkin Tian to brown on one side & it made for aninteresting contrastof taste & textures(6cups were cooled & frozen for later use-hopeit turns out as nice?p.s I added a second tablesoon of parmean cheese per freezer bag of pumkin)
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on December 17, 2007
Just excellent aned easy. Mine looked just like Chef Flower's photo. I'm trying to find a way to work them into the xmas menu now. I only made enough for 2 but we could have eaten more. I also used just a few drips of oil and no problem. Oh, and no basil, so I used herbes de provence and just great.
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on July 30, 2007
Like this needs another rating! I served this dish at a dinner party...everyone raved about it. I did do roughly 6 cups (half a large Kent pumpkin) and this was ample for 6 people with a serve leftover...this I had on toast for breakfast the next day and it was heavenly...definitely will be a regular in this house!!
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on June 04, 2007
I made this for *Zaar World Tour III* this was a great way of preparing pumpkin. All the flavours blended in very nicely and instructions were perfect. Thank you evelyn/athens
people found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an accountBy **Mandy**
on June 01, 2007
The description says it all. This was pure vegetable heaven. I will not do my roast pumpkin any other way from now on. Thanks Ev for a great recipe! Made for ZWT III
people found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an accountBy sbera007
on March 11, 2007
My boyfriend made this for his family Thanksgiving. It was the talk of the dinner. A very creative and tasty addition any holiday meal.
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Simple and delicious! We had this as a side with our Christmas turkey. Thanks for sharing evelyn/athens
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on September 05, 2006
delicious. uses a lot of oil though so perhaps not for the calorie conscious.
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on May 01, 2006
Roast pumpkin, yummm..one of my favourite vegetables. I served this with a roast beef dinner. Delicious, thanks for sharing.
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A delightful vege dish that's easy to prepare & a nice change from regular roast pumpkin. I sprayed mine with olive oil spray instead of drizzling to keep the cals down and it worked a treat. A keeper for sure! Thanks for sharing.
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on August 18, 2005
Suddenly realized I haven't reviewed this despite having it quite a few times! This is a seriously beautiful side dish, the flavours melt perfectly together and it goes with just about anything. Easy too, I love veggie side dishes which you can chuck in the oven and forget about! Thanks for an ace recipe Evelyn!
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on August 08, 2005
I've had this recipe picked out for some time now. I'm so glad I finally got around to trying it. I used a butternut squash. Be sure that it browns nicely otherwise you get a floury taste. The inside just melts and is creamy. I served this with a salad and some baked tilapia. Very nice combo.
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