Canned pumpkin, which is about the consistency of apple butter. It's a staple in my kitchen, and I use it a lot. I started eating it when I was pregnant, because it is recommended as a source of Vitamin A. One tablespoon gives you a day's supply of Vitamin A. I mix it with peanut butter or yogurt (just add a dollop of maple syrup) or vanilla ice cream. Or mix it with ricotta cheese and spread on a bagel. Or add it as a thickener to stews or spaghetti sauce.
Laughter noted. In my defense, I had just read Lori's post about replicating Starbucks' shaken/blended iced tea and lemonade drinks; I anticipated some fancy blending of chevre, raw honey, and pumpkin puree. :)
That does sound good, though maybe a little too sweet for my taste as 'lunch' rather than 'snack'. What sort of bread? I'm envisioning a good walnut bread.
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Was the pumpkin cooked and mashed?
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Buy canned pumpkin. Open the can.
Spread two pieces of bread, one with the goat cheese, one with the pumpkin.
Slap them together and eat!
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I may have to try that.
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I'm going to try this amazing sounding sammich this week.
And my kitchen is never without canned pumpkin, too. :) It's such an awesome "do anything/everything" type of yum.
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