You can also paint faces on them with black permanent markers and color them with acrylic paints or make miniature scarecrows from them. Usually you can purchase them at supermarkets for about a $1 each and they can be the makings of wonderful harvest and Halloween displays.
They are only about the size of your fist, but great for coffee tables, dinning room tables with plenty of shape and color. After Halloween, you can wash the pumpkin, peel it and dice it up, boil it until tender, mash it up and make pumpkin pie, cake, cobbler, pudding, or bread with nights still getting cooler, a pumpkin enjoys a longer life. With a black permanent marker, you can draw a face on the orange pumpkin and use yellow acrylic paint to fill in the face. You do not have to carve a pumpkin to make a jack o’ lantern. Without any carvings or decorations, a big orange round pumpkin speaks volumes on the front porch. Top with Dream Whip, Cool Whip, dairy whipping cream, or vanilla ice cream or a drizzle of maple syrup or Log Cabin pancake maple syrup. Bake until the crust forms (usually about 50 to 60 minutes until golden brown).
Do not disturb the batter because it will rise as the pie bakes and form the crust. In a bowl, mix the four beaten eggs, the can of pumpkin pie filling, and the can of evaporated milk and stir to mix. Do not stir (this batter will rise while baking and form a crust) just spread it evenly over the melted margarine and set the baking dish aside. Pour this mixture over the melted light margarine. Mix together flour, baking powder, sugars, vanilla and lemon flavorings and enough milk to mix it together. Melt margarine and pour into a 13 x 9 x 2 inch baking pan or dish and set aside. For this recipe, you will need one 30-ounce can of Libby’s pumpkin pie filling, one and a half sticks of light margarine, one can evaporated milk, one cup plain floor, one teaspoon of baking powder, one teaspoon vanilla flavoring, one teaspoon lemon flavoring, half cup light brown sugar, half cup granulated sugar, four beaten large eggs. This is a easy pumpkin recipe with a lot of simple ingredients and it is delicious served with Dream Whip or vanilla ice cream. A great kit with all the attachments can be used to make watermelon, honeydew, and cantaloupe balls and watermelon baskets for parties and weddings. You always get what you pay for, so go ahead and buy a durable and long lasting carving kit that will last longer than your lifetime. You can buy a small kit for about $7 to $10, but a durable kit with all the “whistles and bells” cost around $14. A good kit includes knives, carvers, blades and scrappers as well as other gadgets. A quality carving kit has many blades and accessories. They say there are better ways and one way is to purchase a durable pumpkin carving kit that will last for many years and make pumpkin carving fun and easier. A dull knife is a sure way to cut your finger and break your wrist. This true in the art of carving out a jack o’ lantern. Having the right tool to do any job makes the job a lot easier and much more fun. Pumpkin carving kit a great investment and keepsake Top off all this fun with a trip to McDonald’s for a meal and an evening of carving pumpkins, is an event children will never forget. This is an unforgettable experience for kids and grand kids and for them, there is nothing like picking out your own pumpkin on a sunny October Saturday. You can find the very best ones at a pick your own pumpkin patch or a fund raising pumpkin patch on the lawn of a local church in your area. Hayrides: $90.The ideal pumpkin for the making of a jack o’ lantern has to be round, bright orange, with a sturdy brown stem on top to make a good lid for the carved out jack o’lantem.
Option to add an additional fire ring: $40.00 Private party area with private campfire: $80.00 (Groups must be scheduled in advance and include 15 or more people) Birthday Parties, Youth Groups, Hayrides have your own party with a doggie roast. Schedule for group events any day and any time. We will provide hand sanitizing stations, and we ask that you abide by the social distancing rules and wear a face mask when you are within 6 feet of others. This year we are going to take extra precautions to maintain the safety of you and your families amongst the COVID-19 pandemic. Our opening date is Friday September 3rd, 2021 and we will remain open until Sunday November 7th, 2021. The Duncan’s are excited to invite you to their farm for the 21st year in a row.
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