2 cups
Easy
Published 2001
“Pepita”, the Spanish term for the seed, has the right sound for the crisp, salty nutritious cucurbit “nut.” I toast only the hull-less types. Seeds that hide in thick, heavy hulls must be cracked open to pry out the minimal rewards, while the slimmer naked seeds can be roasted and enjoyed whole.
To loosen the seeds from their fibrous net, soak the mass in a bowl of water, squishing now and then to loosen the seeds. Skim off floating seeds, then squish some more so that the remainin
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