[Sca-cooks] Re: Pumpkins
Samrah
auntie_samrah at yahoo.com
Sat Nov 20 11:55:39 PST 2004
Thanks. I have been these both in seed (Burpee) & at Vons here in California.
Samrah
"Rikke D. Giles" <rgiles at centurytel.net> wrote:
Try 'Cinderella' or 'Rouge d'Etampes' which are different names for the
same variety. These make wonderful pies, and grow in a squat bulbous
shape, just like the pictures of Cinderella's Coach. The walls are
extremely thick, in a well grown pumpkin, up to 3 or even 3.5 inches
thick in some cases, so you get a LOT of pumpkin pulp. Because the
walls are so thick, they aren't good for carving, but excellent for
eating.
My partner and I grow these every year, along with several other
varieties, including one with 'naked' seeds for quick pumpkin seed
roasting.
Aelianora de Wintringham
Barony of Dragon's Laire
Kingdom of AnTir
mka
Rikke Giles
FoxDog Farm
Kingston WA
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