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    Recipe: What to do with Green Almonds

    Fat Uncle Farms now has green almonds at the farmers market.  They are tart, peach-like nuggets that eventually will turn into almonds.  Evan likes to eat them with a little…

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    KCRW placeholderBy Good Food • Apr 16, 2011 • 1 min read

    Fat Uncle Farms now has green almonds at the farmers market. They are tart, peach-like nuggets that eventually will turn into almonds. Evan likes to eat them with a little olive oil and sea salt. Blogger and pastry chef David Lebovitz has a few ideas here. Here’s how Fat Uncle likes to use them:

    Green Almonds With Chili Salt

    2 tablespoons sugar

    2 teaspoons salt

    1 teaspoon powdered chili pepper (we like cayenne:)

    3 tablespoons light olive oil (try Joelle from the Farmers Market)

    1 dozen green almonds,washed

    Combine the sugar, salt, and chili in a small serving vessel and mix.Pour the oil into a separate bowl. Dip the green almonds in the oil first, then in the chili-salt mix.

    And listen to Nate of Fat Uncle Farms this week on the Market Report.

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