22-10-2018 13:07 - edited 22-10-2018 13:07
22-10-2018 13:07 - edited 22-10-2018 13:07
Hey everyone,
With Halloween just around the corner it's time to show off your carving skills with some traditional pumpkin carving!
We'd love to see your creative efforts this Halloween so feel free to go mad with you carving! You can do a traditional scary face, something mobile or O2 related or something completely off the wall and unique.
The Community team will be posting our carving very soon!
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on 22-10-2018 15:20
on 22-10-2018 15:20
22-10-2018 17:37 - edited 22-10-2018 17:37
on 22-10-2018 20:33
on 22-10-2018 20:33
on 23-10-2018 11:32
on 23-10-2018 11:32
on 23-10-2018 16:22
on 23-10-2018 16:22
@Anonymous Rambo Pumpkins! I'd love to see the size of those.
I'm assuming they are at least slightly smaller than these ones though....
@viridis that soup sounds amazing!
on 24-10-2018 07:05
@viridis wrote:
Excellent.
Now, as not many people know, pumpkins are actually record breakers, for the wrong reasons...
They are the UK's most wasted food item.
So, as I'm now green n shiz.
Here's a recipe for pumpkin soup.
Ingredients (serves two):
700g of pumpkin, skinned and chopped into 2cm pieces
25g of butter
One medium onion, chopped
275ml of double cream or full-fat milk
275ml of stock
salt and pepper
How to make:
Melt butter in deep saucepan on medium heat
Add onion and stir until soft
Add pumpkin
Season well with salt and pepper
Lower the heat and leave for around 10 minutes, letting the vegetables sweat
Pour in cream/milk
Cover pan and let the mixture simmer gently for around 20 minutes
Pour in food processor/blender and puree - it doesn't need to be completely smooth, so don't worry if there's still a bit of texture
Serve soup, when hot.
@viridis ... using the seeds, one year, my sister cleaned them up, washed & dried them then threaded them onto what then would have been shirring elastic to make herself a pumpkin seed bracelet ... she is Arty Farty
on 25-10-2018 04:11
on 25-10-2018 04:11
on 25-10-2018 20:55
on 25-10-2018 20:55
I still cannot work out which one the pumpkin is? Should have gone to sp********!
on 25-10-2018 21:12
on 25-10-2018 21:17
on 25-10-2018 21:17
@TallTrees wrote:
The one on the right looks more intelligent🙂
We'll be in trouble