i always save the seeds and then never know how to eat them: shells off, shells on??

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On! Save the whole seeds then follow the recipe I posted

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perfect - thank you!! I think i was not cooking mine long enough at a low temp so the shells always felt woody when left on. i will definitely try this next time

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You’re welcome enjoy!

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Just made this tonight, thanks for the recipe

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Nice! how did they turn out?

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Pretty damn good, I did chili lime and a bit of cayenne, it’s a great lil snack

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This made my night I’m glad you enjoyed them!

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Oh man so good. I grew up eating these. Yum.

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Yes they are so nice, butternut squash seeds too, cant believe people (including my past self) throw those fuckers away.

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…I want your seed 👉 👈

also two different seasonings? what did you use?

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I posted recipe here, try my seed

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