by Sara Holland
Around the holidays, candied walnuts make a great party snack. You can make them a day or two ahead, and then just set them out in small bowls or serve them I made candied walnuts many years ago but the recipe was so complicated and the oil started to burn and smoked up the whole house. Has anyone ever smoked with walnut or hazelnut shells (without the meat in them)? If so how was the flavor and what kind of meat did you smoke? thanks.
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Add the walnuts and toss until they are evenly coated with the egg white mixture. Everyone will go nuts for this unique, eye-catching cake topper idea. Learn how to candy hazelnuts to add height and interest to your party dessert recipe. Featuring walnuts and cinnamon, these candy crumbs are perfect for a autumn inspired cake.
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