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Pumpkin SeedsNo. 7766 · The 2026 edition

Healthy Pumpkin Seed Recipes You’ll Want to Make Again

Transform your leftover pumpkin guts into a crave-worthy snack with this simple, flavorful method. Skip the store-bought options and whip up a batch of perfectly seasoned, healthy pumpkin seeds that a

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This straightforward guide walks you through preparing raw pumpkin seeds with a zesty Cajun kick and savory Worcestershire depth. By rinsing, drying, and evenly coating the seeds before baking them at 425 degrees for roughly 35 minutes, you create a delicious, low-sodium treat that’s perfect for snacking or adding to salads.

Ingredients

Directions

  1. Start by heating your oven to 425 degrees.
  2. If the rinsed seeds still feel damp, gently blot them with a clean paper towel to remove excess moisture.
  3. Line a large cookie sheet with aluminum foil, ensuring there is enough space for the seeds to sit in a single layer without overlapping.
  4. Apply a light coating of baking spray or a thin mist of healthy oil to the foil to keep the seeds from sticking.
  5. Arrange the pumpkin seeds evenly across the prepared sheet.
  6. Generously dust the seeds with low or no salt Cajun seasoning, making sure to cover the entire surface.
  7. Add a second light layer of seasoning to account for any flakes that may fall off while baking.
  8. Drizzle at least 3 Tablespoons of low or no salt Worcestershire sauce over the seeds.
  9. Use a metal spatula to toss and turn the seeds, ensuring every piece gets coated with the seasoning and sauce.
  10. Lay the seeds back out in a single layer on the foil.
  11. Give the top of the seeds one more quick spritz of baking spray or oil.
  12. Place the sheet in the preheated oven and bake for about 35 minutes, or until the seeds turn a nice shade of brown but remain crisp.
  13. Keep a close eye on the seeds during baking, turning them at least once to promote even browning.

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