This year's PUMPKIN competition

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• Guest 700

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  27 October 2012     18:04198061
  #101      
  Thank you to all who took part in the challenge.
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• Guest 657

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  27 October 2012     19:47198074
  #102      
  Wow, there are some HUGE pumpkins there Well done.
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• Guest 700

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  28 October 2012     09:49198147
  #103      
  Yes, indeed, much bigger than last year, despite the weather.
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• Guest 716

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  31 October 2012     09:42198654
  #104      
  Peter could you please let me have your Pumpkin soup recipe ?
• Jan Higgins

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  31 October 2012     09:59198657
  #105      
  In case Peter does not get back in time here are three recipes.
  
  http://www.bbc.co.uk/food/recipes/pumpkinsoup_89904
  
  http://www.simplyrecipes.com/recipes/spicy_pumpkin_soup/
  
  http://www.deliaonline.com/recipes/type-of-dish/soups/roasted-pumpkin-soup-with-melting-cheese.html
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• Guest 710

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  31 October 2012     10:01198658
  #106      
  Pie! I say, pie!
  
  http://www.bbc.co.uk/food/recipes/pumpkinpie_70659
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• Guest 716

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  31 October 2012     10:29198672
  #107      
  Many thanks...the roasted-pumpkin-soup-with-melting-Gruyere-cheese wins for our soup and the pie looks superb....
  
  .....problem is we have five pumpkins weighing 104 lbs....53 lbs....42 lbs.....35 lbs.....32 lbs.....anyone hungry ?
• Guest 710

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  31 October 2012     10:41198675
  #108      
  Pumpkin long-term storage and much much else...
  
  http://gardenofeaden.blogspot.co.uk/2009/08/how-to-cure-and-store-pumpkins.html
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• Jan Higgins

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  31 October 2012     10:48198678
  #109      
  I was channel hopping this morning and there was some brilliant pumpkin carving on BBC1 Breakfast the man did recognisable images of Bill and Louise, I should think it must have been about 8.30 if it is on iPlayer.
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• Guest 710

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  31 October 2012     10:53198679
  #110      
  This Jan?...
  
  http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-20150606
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• Jan Higgins

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  31 October 2012     11:04198684
  #111      
  That's the one Tom , a lot better than the usual faces seem on pumpkins.
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• Guest 710

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  31 October 2012     11:11198686
  #112      
  There is a lot of pumpkin carving about...a fair selection here...
  
  http://dailypicksandflicks.com/2011/10/28/63-mindblowing-halloween-pumpkin-carvings-picture-gallery/
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• Guest 700

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  31 October 2012     11:17198687
  #113      
  The roasted pumpkin soup with melted Gruyere sounds lovely, will try it !
  
  Good luck Reg with all your pumpkins - don't forget to save some seed for next year.
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• Guest 656

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  31 October 2012     12:23198696
  #114      
  Great to see the pix of the competitive pumpkins with some serious weighing going on, thanks Kath
  
  I see you were just pipped at the post Reg but very well done on your second place So its pumpkin soup, pies etc from now till Christmas for the Hansell Family, enjoy the fruits of your labour
  
  Happy Halloween to all
• Guest 653

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  1 November 2012     05:53198805
  #115      
  I saw those carvings Jan, I was amazed at the skill of that artist - especially when they dimmed the lights, it was brilliant.
  
  
  
  Roger

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