I have the recipe, however it calls for "one cup cooked or canned pumpkin puree". I have a small pumpkin, do I need to puree, and cook the flesh before adding it into the recipe?

So, the thing is I love to carve pumpkins. But that’s only something you can do around Halloween.

I’ve been trying to think of something I could carve that would be similar to carving a pumpkin. Something that is available year round, or at least during a season other than fall.

I know there are artificial pumpkins, but you can’t carve (as in just the skin, leaving the flesh) you can only cut.

Ideas would be appreciated.

I’m dressing my daughter up this year for Halloween as Pebbles from the Flintstones and live in a cooler climate, so I was looking for a full-bodysuit that’s flesh colored to put under her outfit so that she’s not cold. I just can’t seem to find any. I’d be happy with a long-sleeved body suit that was flesh colored. I’m sure I can find a pair of tights or pants that would work for the bottoms- but I really just need something to cover up her belly and arms. If anyone knows where I can find one, or has any ideas of what I could do, I’d appreciate it! She’s wearing as size 12-18 months right now.
Thanks!!

I have some leftover canned pumpkin and i want to make pumpkin soup, but the recipe i found only gives the measure of "the flesh of 2 medium pumpkins." How much canned pumpkin is that?

Hi, I’d like to make pumpkin pie this week. Normally I use canned, but want to try using fresh pumpkin. I have 2 pumpkins, which I want to carve, but every method that I have heard of for cooking pumpkin involves cutting it in half or something like that. How can I remove all of the flesh from a pumpkin without cutting it all up? Thanks.

My friends and I are making a haunted house and 2 of my friends are doing this flesh eating zombie thing. So I dont want to do anything to close to what there doing but I need to make mine and have it be affordable.