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Dried hazelnuts (hazelnuts) – drying at home
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Some recipes recommend using only hazelnuts, while others recommend hazelnuts or hazelnuts, and insist on their own version of the recipe. Are there any differences between hazelnuts and hazels? Essentially, these are the same nut, but hazel is a hazelnut, that is, wild, and hazelnuts are a cultivated variety. Hazelnuts may be slightly larger than their wild counterpart, but they are absolutely identical in taste and nutrients.
How to dry nuts correctly
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Walnuts are widely used in cooking and are not something exotic. However, many are faced with the fact that the nuts they put in storage turn black, dry out and become moldy. In principle, with any drying there is a certain percentage of defects, but this percentage can be reduced and losses minimized.
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