Topic: Like acorns grow into mighty oaks
Anonymous A started this discussion 8 years ago #67,502
Small amounts invested can grow your wealth
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How to Prepare Acorns
Start by giving your acorns a quick rinse in cool water. Place them in a pot or bowl and fill it with water, then remove and dispose of any floating acorns, as they have likely gone bad.
Place the acorns in a colander and run them under the tap for a minute or two to dislodge any loose dirt or hitchhiking bugs.
Set the colander aside to let the acorns air-dry, or simply dry them by hand with a dish towel.
Remove the shells and caps from your acorns with a nutcracker (or a hammer, if necessary). Acorns can be tough nuts to crack!
Warning: All acorns contain bitter and irritating organic substances called tannins, which must be leached out before the nuts can be eaten. Tannins can cause nausea and constipation when consumed, but don’t worry—with a little patience and preparation, tannins are easily removed.
How to Remove Tannins from Acorns
Start two pots of water boiling. Drop the raw, shell-less acorns into one pot and boil until the water is the color of strong tea.
Strain the nuts through a colander and drop the strained nuts into the second pot of boiling water. Discard the dark water from the first pot, then refill it and bring the water to a boil again.
Repeat the process without interruption (do not let the acorns cool) until the water boils clear. This may take an hour or more, depending on the variety of acorn.
Alternatively, you can soak the raw acorns in cold water to leach the tannins out. Change the water when it turns a darker color. This process may take several days, depending on how long it takes for all the tannins to leach out of the acorn meat.
How to Grind Acorns for Cooking
Spread tannin-free acorns to dry on cookie sheets in a warm place. When partially dry, coarse grind a few acorns at a time in a blender.
Spread the ground acorns to dry on cookie sheets, then grind again in a blender.
Repeat until you are left with a flour- or cornmeal-like substance.
Discard this flour and buy a box of cornmeal at the grocers and make cornmeal mush.
Start by giving your acorns a quick rinse in cool water. Place them in a pot or bowl and fill it with water, then remove and dispose of any floating acorns, as they have likely gone bad.
Place the acorns in a colander and run them under the tap for a minute or two to dislodge any loose dirt or hitchhiking bugs.
Set the colander aside to let the acorns air-dry, or simply dry them by hand with a dish towel.
Remove the shells and caps from your acorns with a nutcracker (or a hammer, if necessary). Acorns can be tough nuts to crack!
Warning: All acorns contain bitter and irritating organic substances called tannins, which must be leached out before the nuts can be eaten. Tannins can cause nausea and constipation when consumed, but don’t worry—with a little patience and preparation, tannins are easily removed.
How to Remove Tannins from Acorns
Start two pots of water boiling. Drop the raw, shell-less acorns into one pot and boil until the water is the color of strong tea.
Strain the nuts through a colander and drop the strained nuts into the second pot of boiling water. Discard the dark water from the first pot, then refill it and bring the water to a boil again.
Repeat the process without interruption (do not let the acorns cool) until the water boils clear. This may take an hour or more, depending on the variety of acorn.
Alternatively, you can soak the raw acorns in cold water to leach the tannins out. Change the water when it turns a darker color. This process may take several days, depending on how long it takes for all the tannins to leach out of the acorn meat.
How to Grind Acorns for Cooking
Spread tannin-free acorns to dry on cookie sheets in a warm place. When partially dry, coarse grind a few acorns at a time in a blender.
Spread the ground acorns to dry on cookie sheets, then grind again in a blender.
Repeat until you are left with a flour- or cornmeal-like substance.
Discard this flour and buy a box of cornmeal at the grocers and make cornmeal mush.
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> acorn meat
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Coincidentally, I ate an acorn yesterday buecause the squirrels are literally nuts over them. It was bitter as hell. Apparently, I was supposed to boil it.
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" acorns can, on the other hand, be toxic to other animals that cannot detoxify their tannins, such as humans, horses and cattle.
" acorns can, on the other hand, be toxic to other animals that cannot detoxify their tannins, such as humans, horses and cattle.
Anonymous E replied with this 8 years ago, 2 minutes later, 56 minutes after the original post[^] [v] #825,667
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I read that yesterday after Googling "why are acorns so nasty"? They also said a decent boil will make the nasty go away, and they'll taste similar to potatoes.
I read that yesterday after Googling "why are acorns so nasty"? They also said a decent boil will make the nasty go away, and they'll taste similar to potatoes.
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Oh, yeah. Then they won't be so nasty. I'm glad I thought of eating them. There's plenty of acorns here. Enough to make at least 500 acorn pies. The squirrels would still have plenty to eat. Hey, do you know any acorn pie recipes, perchance?
Oh, yeah. Then they won't be so nasty. I'm glad I thought of eating them. There's plenty of acorns here. Enough to make at least 500 acorn pies. The squirrels would still have plenty to eat. Hey, do you know any acorn pie recipes, perchance?
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Only the ones that don't get eaten by animals, or fall on pavement and get trampled, or cut down in their infancy for being outside of a designated "woods" area.
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Can confirm. I’ve invested in my flat and it’s paid off hugely. I laugh at the idiots who neglected their flat.
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Yeah, if only these wannabe chefs had a recipe. They're posted all day and when I want a specific one, it's just ignored.
Yeah, if only these wannabe chefs had a recipe. They're posted all day and when I want a specific one, it's just ignored.
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Anonymous C replied with this 8 years ago, 7 minutes later, 23 hours after the original post[^] [v] #825,932
@previous (E)You are one lazy SOB.
http://www.spiciefoodie.com/2013/11/14/acorn-flour-and-oat-flour-pie-crust/
The image is unrelated to the actual pie crust from the link provided. Just an idea - My guess is that you are much to lazy to actually bake a blooming pie.
Oh I do not bake except in rare cases.
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You're nearly a day late and I already made it and ate it, so forget your linked recipe.
You're nearly a day late and I already made it and ate it, so forget your linked recipe.
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This is just like the Covenant in Halo. It started off with just the Sangheili and the San'Shyuum, but quickly grew into a large interplanetary empire incorporating the Unggoy, the Kig-Yar, the Mgalekgolo, the Yanme'e, and even the Jiralhanae. Of course, their might and growth was foolishly thrown away when the San'Shyuum chose to favour the Jiralhanae over the Sangheili, plunging their empire into civil war. Not even the strong leadership Jul 'Mdama (who wasn’t even devout!) got their oak anywhere close to where it was.
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> Tell us how tasty your moms hair pie is.
I must admit, not as tasty as your mom's. Forget an acorn pie when her gaping pie is around.
> Tell us how tasty your moms hair pie is.
I must admit, not as tasty as your mom's. Forget an acorn pie when her gaping pie is around.
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I like eating stuff that a lot of other people don't care for. Use acorn pie as an example. Your mom's rotten pie is actually somewhat delicious.
I like eating stuff that a lot of other people don't care for. Use acorn pie as an example. Your mom's rotten pie is actually somewhat delicious.
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I made another acorn pie for Thanksgiving, btw... Everyone loved it, btw... Still lots of acorns where that came from, btw...