Pine nuts don't always mean pesto. These nuts make a tasty addition to meat, fish, salads and veggies, and are also great in baked goods. Pine nuts are present in many classic Italian recipes, and ...

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Growing up, conversation at my house was nearly always accompanied by the sound of nuts being cracked by hand or seed shells being broken against the teeth. I was to later learn that seeds and nuts ...

6 soft-shell crabs 1 to 2 tablespoons olive oil 1/3 cup butter 1 large clove garlic, crushed through a press 3 roma or plum tomatoes, seeded and chopped 3 tablespoons dry white wine Salt and freshly ...

What is a pine nut? Pine nuts come from pine trees, which are conifers or cone producing trees. But pine nuts aren’t actually nuts at all; they are seeds! All pine trees have edible seeds that develop ...

This article concludes the nut and seeds series and features the pine nut also known as the pinon (Spanish for nut). All pine trees produce the pine nut, which is actually the seed of the pine tree, ...

While there is still time to enjoy the last days of summer, soon days will become shorter and a new season will be upon us. Fall’s cooler temperatures make the perfect time to explore Western Colorado ...