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'''Hazelnuts''' are the nut of the common hazel. They are often used in [[Cookbook:Dessert|desserts]] in combination with [[Cookbook:Chocolate|chocolate]].
 
 
 
==How to Skin and Roast Hazelnuts==
 
 
 
# Add 3 tablespoons of [[Cookbook:Baking Soda|baking soda]] (sodium bicarbonate) to 2 cups boiling water;
 
# Add the nuts and blanch for 10 minutes. The baking soda neutralizes the acid skins, which can then be removed easily.
 
#Drain the nuts in a sieve and rinse with cold water.
 
#Place the nuts in a container of cold water.
 
#Remove the skins under running water and place peeled nuts in the sieve over a container.
 
#When all the nuts are peeled, dry them off by patting handfuls in paper towels.
 
#Salt the nuts to taste while still damp (optional).
 
#To roast the hazelnuts, place skinned nuts on a baking sheet in a 275ºF oven for  20 - 30 minutes, stirring after 10 minutes.
 
 
 
To help slough off the skins after the hot and cold water process, rub between terry towels.
 
 
 
{{Wikipedia|Common Hazel}}
 

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