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Old 10-28-2000, 10:56 AM
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Mad What are you doing with pumpkin this season?

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What has got your creative juices flowing?

I've done a pumpkin flan, pumpkin gingerbread, maple pumpkin quickbread and have considered putting pumpkin ginger pancakes on the menu.
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Sounds great Lynne!
I love to make a smooth pumkin soup and serve it in soup pumpkins with sauteed autumn Hen of the wood mushrooms.
Also maple pumkin muffins
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Old 10-28-2000, 11:11 AM
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Pumpkins in paradise: Coconut crusted spiced pumkin custard tart with toasted macadamia nut strussel and vanilla bean anglaise.

Cobbler of poached pears, marinated bing cherries with cardamon, cinnamon and mace. served with lemon buttermilk ice cream and crisp honey tuile.

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Old 10-28-2000, 06:39 PM
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MMMM hen of the woods are out now here....
Shaggy manes too.

Pumpkin cheesecake with praline topping
Pumpkin Risotto with pancetta
roasted pumpkin pie
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Old 10-28-2000, 07:15 PM
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Pumpkin-hazelnut mousse with ginger snap dust and hazelnut whipped cream
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Yesterday at the catering company, we made about 1000 small pumpkin raviolis.
On site they will finish it w/ brown butter, fried sage, and seasoned crumbs.
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We like pumpkin fries. Peel and cut into french fry shapes. Fry at a lower temperature first, to dry them out some, then at a higher temperature to brown them. Serve with a ahaker of mixed kosher salt, turbinado sugar, a little citric acid, and spices. Or salt them and use a tangy dipping sauce, like a chutney.

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I used to take baby pumpkins and hollow them out, fill them with a cinnamon and nutmeg creme brulee. It was fun for fall, and we would garnish the plate with Fall leaves and straw.
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We are roasting mini pumpkins then filling them with fettucine and a half lobster all tossed in a lobster-tarragon cream sauce.
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Ok, Pete, now you're talkin' my language. Save me an order!!!
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Nicko~ how did you cook the creme brulee in pumpkin?
My shroom group is doing a Winter Squash and Shroom dinner.....
Apple Martinis (blatanely taken from NYTimes)
pumpkin seeds spiced, root chips and dip
pumpkin soup with chanterelles
Butternut porcini risotto
Roasted pork with rosemary
Winter greens with cranberries, pecans vin. truffle honey drizzle
Sweet potato custard (potentially that creme brulee) and black walnut icebox cookies


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When I have made them in the past I would hollow out the mini pumpkin with parisian scoop (mellon baller) and pour in a slightly cooked pumpkin brulee custard. Bake in greased hotel pan (so the little buggers don't rip on the bottom upon removal), cover loosely with foil or sheet pan to bake and add a tiny bit of water in the pan. Set into the oven at 350F and bake until set.If the pumpkins are thin skined, wrap in foil spray'd with pam.
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Originally posted by shroomgirl:
My shroom group is doing a Winter Squash and Shroom dinner.....
Apple Martinis (blatanely taken from NYTimes)
pumpkin seeds spiced, root chips and dip
pumpkin soup with chanterelles
Butternut porcini risotto
Roasted pork with rosemary
Winter greens with cranberries, pecans vin. truffle honey drizzle
Sweet potato custard (potentially that creme brulee) and black walnut icebox cookies
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Shroomgirl, can I come? It all sounds so good!


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I just did some a pumpkin chicken salad.
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