Baked Spicy Almonds
Delicious and Crunchy Baked Almonds
Loaded Baked Almonds
Raw almonds can be a little bland. so I decided to dress them up with different spices and seasonings. They are still as healthful as ever but so delicious. I make these almonds every week and always have a stash of them in the pantry for a quick snack. I always bring these almonds out for company to serve with cocktails, they absolutely devour these nuts.This very easy recipe for baked almonds will keep for several weeks in a airtight container.You can buy large bags of almonds at a discount store and they are generally reasonably priced--making this an inexpensive and healthy snack for the entire family. You can adjust the seasonings to your taste and make them a little different each time.
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Ingredients for the Basic Recipe
- 4 cups Raw almonds
- 1/4 cup Sesame oil or Grape seed oil
- Salt and pepper to taste
Instructions
- Mix oil and spices in a large bowl.
- Pre-heat the oven to 350 degrees F.
- Mix the nuts in the oil mixture until well coated.
- Put a large piece of aluminum foil on a cookie sheet.
- Spread the nuts over the foil until they are totally flat.
- Bake in the oven for 15 minutes.
- Turn off the oven and allow the nuts to sit for another 15 minutes, and remove from the oven.
Finale for Baked Almonds
Remove the almonds from the foil and take a paper towel and drain of extra oil. Put in airtight container and start to enjoy the almonds. You can make these almonds any time and have them ready for last minute company.
Hot Spicy Almonds
Make Sweet Almonds
1/4 cup of canola oil
2 tablespoons of cinnamon
1/4 cup of brown sugar
Blend this mixture together and set about two cups of almonds and stir until covered.
Bake in the oven at 350 degrees for 15 minutes. Turn off the oven and allow the almonds to sit for another 15 minutes.
Other Seasonings to add to the Baked Almonds
- Garlic powder
- Garlic salt
- Curry powder
- Seasoned salt
- Lemon pepper spice
- Parmesan cheese-dry
- Onion powder
- Cinnamon
- Ginger
- Dry Rosemary
- Dry Basil and Oregao
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Comments
Ahhh! Good hub for a good snack! I probably have the highest almond and cashew consumption on this continent, according to myself. And now I have one more way to consume it!
4th reading on HP and I'm still on food page. Lol! I love almonds and I love this. I will surely put my hands on this and will experiment on cayenne powder.
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I love almonds, they have a good rep for being healthy. This sounds like a good way to fix them. I will try this. Thanks!
Lovely. Thank you for informing us how to do this. I've never bought raw nuts, though. I have seen them, I think, at a health store once. If they're actually raw, don't they need to be refrigerated while they wait for sale? I wonder this because when I was 12 I accidentally had some kind of outdoor nuts in my bedroom and within a week they were crawling with maggots.
I have read several times that the kinds of packaged nuts we buy from regular stores are not baked in a way that keeps the nutrition intact. I look forward to finding some well-kept raw nuts and trying your recipe. Voting way up, Sharing and Pinning.
LOVE seasoned almonds (or other nuts)! Didn't realize it would be so easy. Me the non-cook might even get brave enough to try them. Thanks for sharing the recipes!
Yum. I would like to try making them. Always a fan of nuts, so thanks for showing me how to dress up the almonds for a burst of flavor.
I love to eat almonds for health benefits. I shall definitely try baked almonds as shown. Thank you for sharing.
I love almonds and now, I can bake them as you showed in this hub. Great hub and rated up.
The sweet almonds do seem tempting and the spicy baked ones too are inviting. I love almonds in any form though I love to add them to my oatmeal breakfast as well as eat them soft when they are soaked overnight in water.
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thanks for stopping and sampling an almond.
I do like the sounds of this, too. Thanks!
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Thanks for pinning and tweeting. They are good any old time, and fortunately almonds seem to be the only nut that is not terribly expensive...10.00 for a large bag at Costco.
I pinned and tweeted this great Hub for future reference. I want to make this for the holidays. Yum.
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I think you will like these and they get really crunchy when you bake them.
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I don't like buying any food that I don't really know the ingredients. thanks for stopping by and voting UP
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I love almonds and remember you can change the spices and add parmesan cheese, cayenne pepper etc. thanks for the visit.
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healthylife 2: They are good..so you just enjoy! Thanks for stopping by and vote
I love almonds so I will have to try these spicy ones. I never thought of making spicy almonds but this recipe sounds very good. Thanks for sharing this with us!
Looks great and easy to make. Those in the grocery store are so expensive. This looks like a great alternative! Gets my vote up!
This looks really good. We've been eating a lot more almonds, but after awhile I can't look at the anymore. This will mix it up a bit.
These look not only easy to make but delicious. I eat raw almonds daily and over time it can get boring. Thanks for giving me away to that part of my diet a lot more exciting. Voted up!
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prasetio30, Thanks so much for your nice comments and voting up.
I sound delicious and easy to make it. Thanks for writing and share with us. Vote up!
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