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I usually soak and dry walnuts. It tastes much better. Unfortunately, last time, I found that it has developed mold. I soaked them for a night, I dried them for several hours at a very low temperature, and when they were crunchy and seemed dry, I stored them in a crystal container in a cupboard.

  • Should I throw them away, or could I recover them somehow?
  • What can I improve to avoid the problem next time?
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    Your first question is very clear: Mold = discard.
    – Stephie
    Commented Apr 9, 2023 at 11:55
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    After drying peppers, I place them in a glass container and look for condensation every day for the next week or so. If I see any inside the jar, I dry them further. I have no idea if this would be sufficient for nuts.
    – Joe
    Commented Apr 9, 2023 at 12:21

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Put some newspaper in the container and it will absorb the moisture first.

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Storage of nuts, I generally make a couple layers. I add clean folded paper towel between each layer as I place them in a jar. After the first night, I open the jar, pour them out, check the paper towel for dampness, texture and smell. If all is well, paper towel is trashed and nuts go back in the jar. If I feel or notice any dampness, I spread them out on a clean surface, cover with clean paper towel for a few hours. Return nuts to jar minus paper towel.

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