Then it's on to washing. At this point, most of the green husk has fallen away, revealing the more familiar walnut shell. Any remaining husks are removed by being swirled around in water.

Make harvesting black walnuts easier (and tastier) with these must-know tips. Wondering if you can eat a black walnut from a tree in your yard or foraged from the woods? The answer is yes, but first, ...

tennis ball-looking husk that must be cracked open to get to the good stuff. "Missouri is the world’s top producer of black walnuts, which are used in many baking recipes and are our state tree ...

“The walnuts looked like green golf balls,” he said. “This shucker takes the husk off the outside of the walnut so it can dry ...