Acorns - Preparation and cooking

[MacWa77ace]

[echo83]

That's pretty cool! I like when a video is what YouTube used to be...clear and concise. 

Here's a few recipes:
https://www.outdoorlife.com/blogs/survivalist/survival-skills-5-ways-eat-acorns/

[EBuff75]

I really ought to try this next year.  I have gigantic oak trees here at my house that drop tons of acorns every year.  (when the house next door was foreclosed years ago, I did some yard cleanup to help it sell and raked/swept/shoveled an entire garbage can worth of acorns just from the driveway there!) 

To make sure that I'm prepared to do this, I printed off a couple of articles about preparing them and some ideas for eating.  I'm particularly interested in roasting/salting them, as I eat a ton of nuts already (peanuts, almonds, cashews, etc.) and this would fit right in!

https://www.almanac.com/how-prepare-and-cook-acorns

https://www.popsci.com/story/diy/eat-acorns/

[MacWa77ace]

I liked the separation process. Floaters are bad, sinkers are good. I didn't know that.

[Ever (Zombiepreparation)]

I didn't know that either.