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Native Pecan Halves - 8 oz to 5 Pounds

$14.99
The Nut House Native Pecan Halves - 8 oz to 5 Pounds
The Nut House Native Pecan Halves - 8 oz to 5 Pounds
The Nut House Native Pecan Halves - 8 oz to 5 Pounds
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Native pecans are the original wild pecan which grows easily throughout Oklahoma and much of the Southern US. They are hardy, long-lived, disease and drought resistant trees which produce nuts with a firm, round shell.  Our native pecans have a rich, pure pecan flavor that shines through in recipes! They are available cracked, cleaned and ready to use as halves or in pieces. Extra-small bits "midgets" are perfect for adding to nut rolls, divinity, or the sides of an Italian Creme Cake.

Tips For Baking With And Storing Native Pecans:


  • If picking and shelling your own pecans, they will benefit from being rinsed off and dried in the oven- or even toasted- to remove any stray pieces of shells and dust.
  • If buying the pieces, they are ready to use right out of the bag. To make a pie, many people like to use the pieces or smaller sized halves (like Native, Kanza, or Elliot) in the filling which makes it easier to cut. The top can be decorated with a variety of other colors and shapes of pecan for a unique look.

  • Most recipes call for between 1 1/2 to 2 cups of pecans. A one pound sized bag is enough to make a pie plus have leftovers to snack on.

  • Freshness and flavor depend more on the storage and care after harvest than the timing of the harvest itself.

  • "Cool and Dry" is the most important thing to remember about storing pecans. Pecans are oily and can absorb flavors from other items stored nearby. If you are using them right away, there is no need to refrigerate them, If buying ahead for the holidays or saving for a special recipe, they should be packaged in plastic or glass containers to keep their flavor. 

  • You can freeze pecans! If kept airtight they can be thawed and re-frozen for use in recipes and for eating. 

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