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Pump It Up

Five Ways to Eat Some Pumpkin

Ah, October. There’s the crisper weather. The costumes. The abundance of pumpkin-related things to eat/drink. On that note, here are five by-the-meal applications of the great orange gourd. Why carve when you can consume...

Pumpkin Latte at the Pearl Cup
COFFEE

Pumpkin Latte at the Pearl Cup

There’s nothing like starting your day with a dose of caffeine. Yep, a little dose of frothy, cinnamon-y, pumpkin-infused caffeine. Like the kind you can now get at the Pearl Cup. See, they’ve got a pumpkin latte. Which means your AM routine is now much more October-y. And that’s a good thing. Trust us.

Pumpkin Latte, The Pearl Cup, 1900 N Henderson Ave, 214-824-9500

Pumpkin Donut at Hypnotic Donuts
BREAKFAST

Pumpkin Donut at Hypnotic Donuts

Breakfast: brunch’s less glamorous brother. Also, the ideal time for some pumpkin cake donuts. Ones topped with cream cheese frosting and a crumbled pumpkin pie Pop-Tart. Everything tastes better crumbled.

Pumpkin Tamales at La Popular
LUNCH

Pumpkin Tamales at La Popular

When you’re at a tamale house, you get tamales. Little pockets of masa stuffed with pork, beans and jalapeños. And when it’s fall, you get those tamales with a salty-sweet pumpkin filling. You’re not one to thumb your nose at fall.

Kadu at Nora
DINNER

Kadu at Nora

Here, you’ve got a healthy portion of sautéed pumpkin. Covered in garlic yogurt and a spiced meat sauce. Sounds... questionable, but it works. It works very well, in fact. Sweet. Savory. Kadu. Good old kadu.

Kadu, Nora, 1928 Greenville Ave, 214-828-0095

Spiced Pumpkin Flip at Boulevardíer
COCKTAILS

Spiced Pumpkin Flip at Boulevardíer

Here’s a shock: pumpkin and spiced rum taste good together. As do pumpkin, spiced rum, vermouth, maple syrup and an egg. Seems like the sort of thing that should require a ladle. Or at least a cinnamon swizzle stick.

Spiced Pumpkin Flip, Boulevardíer, 408 N Bishop Ave, Ste 108, 214-942-1828

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