This quick mix is irresistible, and you can whip it up at the last minute. The seasonings will work with any mix of unsalted nuts you have on hand.
This treat tastes like a cross between traditional peanut brittle and sesame crisps. Salted nuts add a nice contrast to the sweet, sticky corn syrup. For the best results, be sure to use an accurate digital candy thermometer.
With piquant cheese, tender toasted pine nuts and crunchy, crisp greens, this salad is simple yet pleasing.
This popcorn has everything you could ask of a holiday treat: It's salty and sweet, crunchy and chewy. You can substitute any nut for the peanuts and cashews. Once you add the vanilla and baking soda, the caramel thickens quickly, so use the biggest bowl you have and two wooden spoons or spatulas to make quick work of it.?
This deliciously dark and dense fudge is super easy to make – with only four ingredients! Best of all, you don't have to fuss with any special equipment, such as a candy thermometer. We use a combination of cashews, pecans and walnuts, but you can substitute any chopped nuts.
Crunchy and nutty, these sandwiches taste like indulgent ice cream truffles. If you can't have nuts, substitute with extra chocolate chips and toffee bits.
This dense date and nut cake is a twist on British sticky toffee pudding, and it's topped with a luscious caramel sauce that is dead-simple to make. Matzo cake meal is Passover-friendly; look for it in the kosher section, near the matzo farfel.
OK, we cheated a little: This recipe actually takes around 16 minutes to prepare, once you include the 30 to 60 seconds it takes to mix everything together. But these addictive sugarand- spice-crusted nuts are worth the extra minute. Pecans and walnuts, with their nooks and crannies, work best. The egg white is the secret to getting the seasonings to stick.
A Canadian chef with Italian roots, Diana Bertuola modernizes classic gnocchi with roasted eggplant and toasted pine nuts, both classic ingredients from the Italian region of Veneto.
Candied nuts add crunch and even more sweetness to this side of roasted veggies. Make an extra batch to serve for snacking before dinner—your guests will love them! Trim the brussels sprouts to a uniform size, halving any larger pieces so that they cook evenly.
