lawnmower blade desharpenersHmmm....kinds of walnuts here....
- Windshield assaulters
- Footing destabilizers
- Roof denters
- Driveway pancakes
- Insect havens
- Squirrel (aka "tree rats") bait
- Found in pesto & fudge
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lawnmower blade desharpenersHmmm....kinds of walnuts here....
- Windshield assaulters
- Footing destabilizers
- Roof denters
- Driveway pancakes
- Insect havens
- Squirrel (aka "tree rats") bait
- Found in pesto & fudge
Our dining room table is walnut.
We bought it at an auction 40 years ago.
It was made around 1840-50 or so.
Nice wood ya got there!Ours is rosewood made about the same time
Nice wood ya got there!
(Do not misread that.)
Not black ones, they are american. I hear the flavour of the black ones is better but yer basic European walnut will have to do.
You could have included one or two images.But we must have the world's most beautiful greens in our "bush" as compared to the drab monotone green of northern hemisphere forests.
Our dining table seats six and is most uncomfortable (high) with equally uncomfortable iron chairs (small round cushions). But my son would not change it. It was given to him by his friend who also misguided him in his house plan. May the devil take him.Our dining room table is walnut.
We bought it at an auction 40 years ago. It was made around 1840-50 or so.
difference between a walnut and dog poo.
walnut syrup?
I will see black walnuts in ice cream, but I never see them in stores. Perhaps they are more difficult to shell than English walnuts.Not black ones, they are american. I hear the flavour of the black ones is better but yer basic European walnut will have to do.
Now if you had a high quality nose, that would be trivial.
I will see black walnuts in ice cream, but I never see them in stores. Perhaps they are more difficult to shell than English walnuts.
I would think that European walnuts might work better in a pesto. The mellower flavor would be similar to pinenuts. I figure one cannot go wrong with either. Go nuts!Shelling walnut is a highly paid trade here. Mostly done as home work, a truck will drop off a couple of tons of unshelled nuts. With nothing more than a wooden mallet they are shelled. Payment is good for complete halves (known as cerno), less for bits of broken nut.
That delivery of nuts will take 3 or 4 months to shell and pay a family upkeep for a year.
Very hard and boring work for few months then take the rest of the year off.
@Revoltingest gave me the idea of pesto, and you bring up ice cream, wonder if it will work well with European walnuts???
I will see black walnuts in ice cream, but I never see them in stores. Perhaps they are more difficult to shell than English walnuts.
Did you read the first article that I linked? After reading that fifteen bucks a pound for shelled one's sounded quite reasonable.Just been reading up. Black Walnuts are not really cultivated for food and are more difficult to shell
Did you read the first article that I linked? After reading that fifteen bucks a pound for shelled one's sounded quite reasonable.
for Black Walnuts or European Walnuts?Here unshelled are about €5.50 a kilo, shelled about the same for 250 gms. Works out around €22 per kilo. I guess about €10 ($11) per pound
Some furniture is so cruel.Our dining table seats six and is most uncomfortable (high) with equally uncomfortable iron chairs (small round cushions). But my son would not change it. It was given to him by his friend who also misguided him in his house plan. May the devil take him.
Don't they use some machine to apply the right amount of pressure?Very hard and boring work for few months then take the rest of the year off.