Pecans

Pecans go very well with a bit of sweetness whether it’s an added ingredient in the salad or sweetness in the dressing. You can even… Read More »Are Pecans Good In Salads?

You’ll find pecans in desserts more often than walnuts. Walnuts work very well in savory recipes, and their slight bitterness and crunchy texture can liven… Read More »Can I Use Pecans In Place Of Walnuts?

Birds and squirrels are not the only animals that eat pecans. If your pecans are being eaten, it might also be other nut-loving pests such… Read More »What Animals Like To Eat Pecans?

Most cats won’t have any allergies to pecans, although there are a few that will have allergies that show signs with hotspots, vomiting, and diarrhea.… Read More »Can Cats Be Allergic To Pecans?

Pecans are proven to be safe for cats, but once again, only if eaten moderately. Because of their high fat content, pecans are not welcome… Read More »Is It Ok For Cats To Eat Pecans?

Harvesting pecans is, of course, incredibly simple if they are allowed to drop from the tree naturally. You can also encourage the nuts to drop… Read More »Can You Pick Pecans Off The Tree?

Throw all of your pecans in a sauce pan, and pan-fry for about 2 minutes. This will soften the pecans, and really accentuate the nutty… Read More »How Do You Make Pecans Soft To Eat?

Our raw pecans go through our crackers, shellers, then blowers to blow out a majority of the cracked hulls, leaving a high yield of mostly… Read More »What Are Blown Pecans?

Pecans should be stored in relative humidity of about 65-70%. Humidity higher than these values can cause the pecans to become soft and grow molds.… Read More »Why Are My Pecans Soft?

While the pollen from pecan trees is what causes pecan tree allergies, there is a chance you could be allergic to the nuts the tree… Read More »Can You Eat Pecans If You Are Allergic To Pecan Trees?