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This is my decadent, robust version of bruschetta. I like to serve it at parties, especially on New Year’s or other winter holidays. If you don’t like blue cheese, you can substitute feta or goat cheese. —Kristyne Mcdougle Walter, Lorain, Ohio

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Keto Granola

This my favorite on-the-go breakfast treat. A handful sprinkled on full-fat, plain yogurt makes a fantastic keto-friendly treat that will...

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Pressure-Cooker Butternut Rice Pudding

This tasty rice pudding blends all our favorite flavors of fall into one comforting dessert. The ease of the pressure...

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Cranberry-Walnut Belgian Waffles

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Best Ever Veggie Burger

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It was so hard finding a veggie burger that tasted good, didn't fall apart on the grill and was easy...

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Maple Bourbon Salmon

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This flavorful salmon feels fancy for a holiday but it is so simple to make! —Diane Higgins, Tampa, Florida

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Grandma’s Apple Cake

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My grandma's apple cake recipe is perfect for fall gatherings. With lightly spiced apples and a sweet glaze, each slice...

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Gluten-Free Brownie Bars

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I can't eat dairy or gluten, but these gluten-free brownie bars are a satisfying substitute. The brownies will still seem...

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Parmesan Walnuts

I love this Parmesan walnuts recipe because it's quick, easy and an alternative to high-calorie croutons. You can also make...

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Air-Fryer Honey Cinnamon Roll-ups

This cinnamon treat reminds me of baklava; but with only a few easy ingredients, it's a fraction of the work....

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Martin’s Rhubarb Strudel

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Although I have always loved strudel, apple strudel was the only kind I ate for many years. But when my...

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Cinnamon Twirl Cookies

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These rolled cookies are tasty and fun to make with your family. The sugary mixture of walnuts and cinnamon is...

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Date-Nut Honey Bars

The flavor combination here reminds me of baklava—without the hours of work! These bars are perfect for holiday gifts, party...

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Honey Walnut Delights

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Even after being frozen, these no-fail cookies stay moist and taste freshly baked. They are among my best holiday giveaway...

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47 Walnut Recipes for the Seriously Nutty

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Walnut and Oat-Crusted Salmon

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I think this recipe gives you the most omega-3 fatty acid bang for your buck! —Cristen Dutcher, Marietta, Georgia

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Skillet Chocolate Chunk Walnut Blondies

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Spiced Rum Fruitcake

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This fruitcake not only can be made weeks ahead, it tastes better that way! You can substitute Brazil nuts, pecans...

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Chocolate Chunk Walnut Blondies

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Baklava Thumbprint Cookies

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The topping on my sister-in-law's peach cobbler was so delicious that I asked for the recipe; then I decided to...

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Mexican Chocolate Biscotti

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Baked Acorn Squash with Blueberry-Walnut Filling

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I absolutely love squash—and I've filled it with so many variations of savory stuffing over the years. But my favorite...

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Black Walnut Layer Cake

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Cranberry and Walnut Pie

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Raspberry-Walnut Pork Salad

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Raspberry, rosemary, Gorgonzola and walnuts combine to make a pork dish that's bursting with flavor. —Virginia Anthony, Jacksonville, Florida

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Pumpkin and Walnut Squares

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Lemony Walnut-Raisin Galette

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Greek Honey Nut Pie

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Raspberry Pear Salad with Glazed Walnuts

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The sweet and tart tastes of this spectacular salad both surprise and please the palate. A raspberry vinaigrette ties everything...

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Date-Walnut Pinwheels

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Every time someone drops in for coffee, I bake up a batch of these fruit and nut pastries—I always keep...

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FAQs

Why put walnuts in boiling water? ›

Place walnuts in boiling water for five minutes to remove bitter taste.

What can I do with old walnuts? ›

Find your way to better health. If they are stale you can toast them in the oven to revive their flavor, but if they are rancid, it's best to toss them. How should you store walnuts after opening them?

What foods go well with walnuts? ›

Top 5 Pairings

Although people enjoy a mix of sweet and savory flavors with walnuts, a sweet combination is most liked by all: (1) Dark Chocolate, (2) Sesame Cayenne, (3) Vanilla, (4) Sea Salt Caramel, (5) Coffee.

What does eating walnuts everyday do to your body? ›

Eating walnuts every day reduces your blood pressure and blood levels of total cholesterol, triglycerides, low-density lipoprotein (LDL), and apolipoprotein B, protecting your heart. Walnuts also contain fiber, which is good for digestive health and prevents colon cancer.

What happens if I eat 2 walnuts everyday? ›

Eating walnuts on a daily basis poses little to no harm unless you have a food sensitivity, intolerance or allergy. With that said, replacing less nutrient-dense foods with nutrient-dense options, like walnuts, may help you achieve your health goals. Who knows, you may experience a boost in your mood, too.

What does soaking walnuts overnight do? ›

Omega-3 fatty acids, known for their heart-healthy properties, are more readily absorbed when walnuts are soaked, boosting cardiovascular benefits. Antioxidants become more available, helping to combat oxidative stress and inflammation, while vitamins and minerals contribute to improved overall wellness.

What happens when you soak walnuts overnight? ›

Walnuts should be soaked because doing so makes them easier for the body to digest than eating them raw. The phytic acid found in nuts, which is reduced by soaking walnuts, contributes to increased absorption as well. Raw walnut digestion may be more difficult for those with weak gut.

Why do you soak walnuts in milk? ›

You can boil walnuts in milk or take soaked walnuts with lukewarm milk before sleeping at night. This will also help reduce the heat of the walnuts and reap maximum health benefits.

Do refrigerated walnuts go bad? ›

The refrigerator is a great choice as walnuts will remain fresh for up to three months. You can also freeze walnuts for up to one year. Walnuts will absorb odors so it is best to place them at distance from foods with strong odors, such as onions.

Can you eat nuts 2 years out of date? ›

A: Nuts can't expire; however, they can change in taste or go rancid. Nuts contain much-unsaturated fat, an oil that makes nuts likely to go rancid. Nuts spoil faster when exposed to light, air, or heat.

Why do my walnuts taste funny? ›

Walnuts go rancid when exposed to warm temperatures for long periods of time. Heat causes the fat in walnuts to change structure, which creates off odor and flavors. Rancid nuts are not unsafe, but they have a sharp flavor most people find unpleasant. Fresh walnuts smell mildly nutty and taste sweet.

When should I eat walnuts morning or night? ›

Walnuts are an incredibly nutritious addition to our daily diet because they are high in fibre, vitamins, carbs, protein, and iron. Walnuts have various health advantages when eaten properly. One of the best ways to eat walnuts is to soak them overnight and then eat them in the morning.

What cheese goes well with walnuts? ›

The creamy and slightly acidic goat cheese provides a perfect backdrop for the nutty flavors of walnuts. And if you like things pungent, walnuts are incredible with Blue cheese, especially Gorgonzola, a type of Italian blue cheese, that offers a creamy and pungent profile.

What is the healthiest way to eat walnuts? ›

You can sprinkle walnuts onto oatmeal or other hot or cold cereals; stir them into pancakes, muffins, or other quick breads; or toss them with vegetables or into salads. If high cholesterol is a health concern for you, there are other foods that may help lower your LDL cholesterol and boost your heart health.

Can I eat 20 walnuts a day? ›

Excessive consumption of walnuts may cause diarrhea, bloating, stomach pain or kidney stones. Due to the phytic acid they contain, too many walnuts may also inhibit the absorption of dietary iron, calcium and zinc. Recommendation: One ounce (10-14) English walnut halves per day.

Can I freeze walnuts? ›

HOW TO STORE WALNUTS. If you buy walnuts in sealed packaging, you can store the walnuts in their original packaging in the refrigerator or freezer. Once you open the bag, transfer the walnuts to an airtight container to maintain freshness and then place them back in the refrigerator or freezer.

Can you freeze whole walnuts? ›

Whole raw nuts can be stored in the freezer for up to one year. Chopped nuts, ground nuts, or nut flours — all of which contain more surface area for oxidation — are quicker to spoil and should only be stored for up to six months.

How many walnuts can you eat a day? ›

For a healthy heart, you should eat about seven walnuts a day, or about how many are in a serving. Glenda's Farmhouse offers an easy way to purchase your supply: order online or call (530) 839-2236.

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