Re: [gardeners] Re: Heat wave

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I love walnuts, particularly black walnuts but will eat "English" walnuts if
that's all I can get. Black walnuts and hickory nuts are a real pain to get the
nutmeat out of but a cake made with either is so outstanding that it is often
worth the effort. 

I have a cousin in Joplin, MO with a huge black walnut tree. Used to go up there
every year and bring a couple of burlap bags full of them home. Don't go up much
anymore as his new wife and I don't get along at all but did offer to pay him to
ship me a crate of them. That's how bad my addiction is. Now if I can just find
a big hickory tree.

George

penny x stamm wrote:
> 
> George, a macadamia nut has a very mild flavor all its own.
> In truth, it is a unique nut.
> 
> In my opinion, coating it with chocolate (as my daughter loves it)
> rather drowns the taste of the nut.
> 
> To an almond lover like me, they are not exciting.  But they are
> very prized and popular throughout the world, so obviously they
> must have something going for them...
> 
> Penny, NY
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