Romania is well known for sunflower seed production. According to a USDA report in April, total sunflower seed production is estimated to reach 1.85 million metric tons in 2016-2017. That is a 9% increase over the 2015/2016 marketing year. Sunflower oil is the predominant cooking oil (although it is a mouthful to say in Romanian: ulei de floarea soarelui) and sunflower seeds are a key snack.
I am impressed with those who can split a sunflower seed from its hull with their mouths – the “chew and spit” method. I worked with a preacher who could do it. I cannot. Maybe I just don’t have the patience; I usually just chew up the hull with the seed. At least I’m getting fiber!
Marketing hulled sunflower seeds takes more ingenuity. An air huller pushes high speed air into a chamber that holds the seeds. The force of the air pushes the seeds against a metal plate that splits the hull and separates it from the seeds. You can do the same thing at home with a coffee can and an air hose.
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