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This sounds absolutely fabulous (and the show is too). I’ll be trying this.
It’s very good, not as strong of a pumpkin flavor as I would have liked. I would add a bit more next time I make it.
What show are you talking about?
I’m wondering if fresh pumpkin may make a difference? We’ll experiment and see. Plenty of time for chili season experiments. The show is a British sitcom, Absolutely Fabulous
I have no I idea where I saw this but some person or cooking show or something like that did a test between fresh pumpkin and canned. The fresh took some much time and effort, plus you have the get the right kind of pumpkin which is not usually sold in many stores. In the end I believe they said it was fine but the canned stuff just tasted better.
Also, I’m just now realizing I bought my pumpkin puree from Aldi (discount grocery store) and it’s the store brand. I bet this is the main thing I should look to improve on. Ingredient quality. I should have gone with a better name brand.
Oh man I’ve never heard of this technique, I love that idea and I will for sure try that out!