Nuts are expensive. We get ours at the grocery store.
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Albany, Georgia. The best you can buy and great people to deal with.
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Plus, they keep in the freezer forever (over a year at least,) so if you know you'll eat them eventually, it's worth it to buy in bulk.
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I have plans to make a batch of these spiced nuts. I bought a two pound bag of walnut halves for $18 bucks at Cash and Carry. That seems like a fairly good price.
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We don't have Casy and Carry here in Houston. I looked it up and found it to be a wholesale and restaurant supply store. We have those kind of stores here. I can look around to see and compare prices before I order. I've decided not to make any for New Year anyways. Blah, feeling like a humbug so I'm not gonna cause extra work for myself. Thanks, V. :)
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You're welcome. :)
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Do these look burnt to you? Hihi....I burnt them the last I did it. This time, I reduced the temp, and thy still burn. Ugh! I didn't smell it like last time though. My mom said how come they're all burnt. I replied that the nuts aren't burnt, that's how the color supposed to be. She popped one, right out of the oven, into her mouth. "They're burnt!" She exclaimed. Darn , I couldn't fool her. Hehehe.....I guess I'll be eating them by myself. :P
Anyways, Clod, how did you manage NOT to burn your nuts? Attachment 43803 |
Gas or electric oven? What temp? What rack, top, middle or bottom?
Inquiring minds need to know. Bottom rack will almost always burn things Electric ovens are a pain in the ass and will often burn things I think nuts are usually cooked at less than 300°f, like 250° or something. |
You also have to stir them every five minutes, literally. The upshot to this is you'll be watching them so closely, they can't possibly burn.
Also, like foot said: middle or top rack only, and turn down the heat if your oven tends to be overzealous. |
Electric oven, mid rack, 300 F. I followed the recipe, which said to stir after 10, 10, 5, 5 minutes. Next time I'll set the temp at 250 and stir every 5 mins. If the nuts still burn, I'll switch to top rack. :P
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I toast nuts in a heavy cast iron pan, takes about 10 minutes, stirring constantly, high heat.
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Yes, I boiled them first. I don't know how to cook/bake, so I always follow the recipe. :P
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