January 12, 2010
Kenya's school is "nut free", so I'm always trying to come up with healthy snacks -- that are also a good source of protein -- using seeds. This recipe could not be any easier to make and kids love them! I whip up several cups worth at a time and keep them in bowls in our kitchen for everyone to munch on any time of the day. They also are a great addition to Kenya's lunchbox.
Pumpkin seeds are one of the most nutritious of all seeds, high in magnesium, iron and zinc.
I got these "pepitas" (as pumpkin seeds are often labeled) at Trader Joe's, but most groceries carry them. Just make sure to buy the ones that are already hulled (removed from the white shell that your likely most familiar with when digging seeds out of your pumpkin at Halloween time!).
No need to wear a costume to enjoy this snack. These toasted pumpkin seeds are a treat year round.
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