I decided that I will follow her spices combo as is to see what it taste like. I've never made spiced nuts before, anyway. For the nuts I used cashews, walnuts, and pecans. Coat the nuts with egg whites. Then combined the spices: sugar, salt, chili powder, ground cinnamon, and cayenne. Mix everything together, spread on a silpat and bake.
1/2 hour later and voila! Yummy nuts that are quite photogenic :).
Tasting impressions:
Very very good. Crunchy and slightly sweet. I was being sparing on the cayenne and am finding there's not enough kick here, so next time will up the cayenne - and try other spices.
I made these too, and upped the cayenne. I think it still needs a little more. Your photo is gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteI've made four batches already each with a different combo of ingredients and each one great. This is no fail and yours look wonderful.
ReplyDeleteIf you look at my blog, you will see the quantity of cayenne that I put into mine.
ReplyDeleteI loved these nuts.
I'm trying these out this weekend... for a party I been invited to.. so we will see how daring I will go with these. Picture looks good.
ReplyDeleteLove the sweet and sav combi and these are way way good!
ReplyDeleteI haven't tried Dorie's recipe but I have my own recipe for this. It is indeed very easy put together and yummy! You know me, I always UP the cayenne, whether the recipe says so or not :o)
ReplyDeleteGreat photos! Lovely nuts!!
ReplyDeletelove that top photo--gorgeous! i am planning on making these this weekend and i'm looking forward to them.
ReplyDeleteThose nuts look scrumptous!! I have a go to recipe for these too but I think I will try Dorie's when I get a chance.
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