Apologies to OP, I don't have this down to an art to post in the Recipe section.
Dude, that sounds awesome. Post up a recipe.
Currently taking in an Arcadia Hop Mouth.
Did you add the walnuts to mash or the secondary? How much did you use? I have a Wheat that I am going to secondary with Peach Puree?
Very Basic Recipe, I just brew beer, never use hydrometer. Working at getting more of a handle on this brew thing. Doing it 6 years and just found this site about six months ago. Never thought I would need to be so precise.
Walnuts one bag (4 or 5 oz. maybe) put in juicer first then 3 large cans o Peaches with out the heavy syrup into a Jack Lalane Juicer, had to run it three or four times through the machine to get a healthy freezer bag worth of pulp. I also did 4 cans of Tart Cherries (smaller cans) in a seperate freezer bag, for the other five gallon batch. Both of these prepared and frozen while Beer is in Primary.
I do ten gallon batches, this is my "Basic Wheat Beer" recipe.
1 hour boil
10 gal. batch
10 lbs. pale 6 row
10 lbs. wheat
1 lb. Crystal malt
1 oz. (Tettnager) in at first boil
1 oz. (Cascade) in at 30 min.
1 oz. (Cascade) in at 15 min. before flameout
Notingham with DME amber 10 oz. starter stepped up one extra round.
Room temp fermentation (my next build, a Lager closet)
Going into Secondaries, simmer each bag seperately for fifteen minutes (sterilization) and cool. Toss into Secondaries and rack on top.
The oil is noticeable on top of the beer (peaches and walnuts) but tastes fine. I read somewhere to introduce nuts there needs to be a roasting process to lower the amount of oils. I remembered it when I saw the oil on top of sample.
Again sorry OP for recipe'ing your thread.