Things You'll Need:
- Garden Gloves
- Heavy Duty Plastic Table Cloths
- Feed Sacks
- Old Clothes
- A Car or Truck
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Step 1
Put on old clothes and garden gloves to protect yourself from walnut stains. Place the heavy duty table cloths on the street in front of your house if possible to protect your property from walnuts stains. Spread the walnuts onto the table cloths.
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Step 2
Get in your car or truck and carefully drive over the walnuts. This will remove the hulls without cracking the hard walnut shells.
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Step 3
Your walnuts can now be gathered and placed in feed bags. The walnuts must be dried before they can be stored and eaten. If you wish to dry your walnuts in the feed bags they must be kept in a well ventilated area.














Comments
brandy1123 said
on 9/24/2008 this is how my granmother hulled hers also
arwen1964 said
on 8/10/2008 Very creative thinking! I used to have a recipe for pickled English Walnuts. I'll have to check the Christmas Organizing group to see if it is still available. It's run by Krisann Blair and there is a web page with tons of great recipes for old fashioned home made food gifts as well as lots of other great ideas.
thebeaddoodler said
on 8/9/2008 Great way to eliminate the stains caused by walnuts. I like Lung's suggestion of putting the sheet on top. that way the outer hulls will be clean and can be used for medicinal purposes.
bfreethree said
on 8/13/2007 Thanks Lung I think you are right! The technique is so messy that it might be easier just to buy ripe walnuts in the first place. Great idea.
Lung said
on 8/13/2007 If you do this, you might also want to put a sheet on top of the walnuts as well.