Wan Wen walnuts are too dirty. How to clean it?

1. Prepare a pot of clean water, control the temperature at about 35-40 degrees, add walnuts, soak for 10- 15 minutes, and stir during the period, so that the surface of walnuts is completely wet by water.

2. After the walnuts are soaked, use crochet or double-sided knife to pick the black and dirty things in the gaps of walnuts (remember to be patient when picking gently).

3. After picking out the remains, clean them slowly with a stiff brush. Brush the whole body of walnut evenly with water, and clean the details with a soft toothbrush until the surface of walnut is clean.

4. Clean it up, rinse it with water and brush it again, and clean it thoroughly!

5. After cleaning, use a dry cloth or toilet paper to absorb the moisture on the surface of walnuts.

6. Don't play with freshly washed walnuts immediately. They must be dried in the shade. Put walnuts in a sealed bag, and 2 small groups of paper towels can be stuffed in the bag (usually 2-3 days). When walnuts are completely dried in the shade, this is to prevent cracking!

* No matter how to dry in the shade, you should pay attention to three points. First, the dry environment should not be too cold, too hot, too wet or too dry. Second, the longer the soaking time, the longer the drying time will be. Walnuts that have just been dried in the shade cannot be used until they are dried in the shade.

Third, the walnuts that have just been dried in the shade are still wet inside, so try to bag them after you get started.