Broken Cashews – Large Pieces
Broken Cashews – Large Pieces
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Product Description
Product Description
Broken Cashews – Large Pieces
Broken cashews are cashew kernels that have split into smaller chunks, and these large pieces are still big enough to chew and see in a dish. They suit cooking, baking and blending, where the shape of a whole cashew does not matter.
Cashews have a mild, slightly sweet, buttery taste and a firm, crisp bite. The large pieces keep some of that texture when you chop them, stir them into a curry or scatter them over rice.
Ways to Use Broken Cashews
Large cashew pieces work well in any dish where the nuts get chopped, ground or blended anyway. Here are some common uses:
- Blend into the sauce for a creamy korma or butter masala
- Make cashew cream for soups, pasta sauces and curries
- Stir into fried rice, pilau or vegetable biryani
- Toss into stir-fries and noodle dishes near the end of cooking
- Add to flapjacks, granola, cookies and banana bread
- Grind into homemade cashew nut butter
- Mix into trail mix with raisins and seeds
Broken Cashews or Whole Cashews?
Broken cashews and whole cashews are the same nut, so the choice depends on how you plan to use them. Whole cashews look better on a snack bowl or a festive platter. Broken pieces do the same job when the nuts are going into a sauce, a bake or a blender.
Large pieces are also easier to chop evenly than tiny crumbs. They give you chunky bits for topping a dish, and they still blend down smoothly when you need a paste.
How to Prepare Broken Cashews
For a smooth cashew cream or paste, soak the pieces in hot water first. Leave them for about 15 to 30 minutes, then drain and blend with fresh water. The soaked nuts go soft and blend much more easily.
For a nutty topping, toast the pieces in a dry frying pan over a medium heat. Stir often and take them off as soon as they turn light golden, as cashews colour quickly.
Broken Cashews FAQ
Can I use broken cashews instead of whole cashews?
Yes, in most recipes you can swap them one for one by weight. They work best in sauces, curries, baking and blending, where the shape of the nut is not important.
Do I need to soak broken cashews for cashew cream?
Soaking helps, though it is not strictly required if you have a strong blender. A short soak in hot water, or a longer one in cold water, gives a smoother and creamier result.
What are large pieces?
Large pieces are chunks of cashew that are bigger than crumbs or small bits. They are usually part of a cashew that has split or snapped, so sizes can vary a little from piece to piece.
Add these broken cashews to your basket for your next creamy curry sauce, batch of cashew cream or tray of flapjacks.
Ingredients
Ingredients
Nutritional Values
Nutritional Values
Country of Origin
Country of Origin
vietnam
Delivery
Delivery
- FREE UK-Mainland delivery when you spend over £60.
- £4.99 delivery charge below £60.
Allergen Warning
Allergen Warning
This product is produced in a factory which handles nuts, peanuts, cereals containing gluten, crustaceans, milk, sesame, mustard, soya, celery and sulphites.
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