4 Roasted Nuts Recipes
By Betsy NelsonRoasting nuts brings out their rich flavor. Here are a few spice variations to try.
Roasting nuts brings out their rich flavor. Here are a few spice variations to try.
Make your own chickpea-flour "tortilla chips" to dip in guacamole.
Instead of sour cream, this dip uses equal parts goat cheese and full-fat Greek yogurt.
Fresh-squeezed lime juice and orange juice is combined with limeflavored sparkling water and a touch of maple syrup — rum or tequila, optional!
Instead of messy chicken wings, serve these Buffalo chicken meatballs directly from the skillet with toothpicks alongside.
Coat the potatoes in cornstarch or arrowroot powder before baking for extra-crispy fries.
Toasting the nuts or seeds before blending gives them a richer, fuller flavor.
Mix-ins like matcha powder, Medjool dates, and cocoa powder can give your nut milk a flavor boost.
Try this flexible formula for an array of quick-and-easy homemade salad dressings.
Ghee has a much higher smoke point than butter or olive oil, so it’s both healthier and safer for high-heat cooking like stir-frying, searing, and sautéing.
Try this spicy DIY wellness shot to boost your immune system.
Use fresh peaches, ginger, and turmeric to make this sweet-and- spicy chutney.
This garlicky vegan dip features creamy cannellini beans, fresh spinach, and chopped rosemary.
You can always purchase your favorite nut- or seed-based crackers for a summer spread, but these four-ingredient crackers are a cinch to make.
Soaked raw cashews provide the "cheese" in this creamy dip.
Blend together five ingredients — kalamata olives, capers, garlic, fresh thyme, and extra-virgin olive oil — and you have a great spread for crackers.
Toasted cumin seeds complement the curry powder in these toasted almonds, and maple syrup adds a touch of sweetness.
This luscious dairy-free chocolate mousse is made with avocados, full-fat coconut milk, maple syrup, and dark chocolate.
Cucumber and pineapple are naturally hydrating foods, so they can help your liver and kidneys clear toxins from your body. Pineapple is also the only major dietary source of the enzyme bromelain, which helps your body digest protein.
This simple-yet-decadent dessert can be made ahead of time and has only three ingredients.