Tuesday, February 25, 2020

Crisp Sumac Spiced Nuts


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Crisp walnuts and Brazil nuts glazed in spicy cayenne and citrusy, tangy sumac with coconut sugar make great party nibbles or as a topping for the salad, oatmeal or pancakes. Any mix of nuts (cashews, pecans, almonds) will work for this recipe—just be sure to allow them cool completely to ensure a crisp texture before serving or storing. Besides sumac, za'atar, a blend of herbs, salt, sesame seeds, cumin and sumac, would be another wonderful Middle Eastern condiment to spice up the nuts.

  • 1 1/2 tsp Sumac
  • 1/2 tsp Cayenne pepper
  • 1 tbsp Coconut sugar
  • 1/2 tsp Black salt
  • 1 Large egg white
  • 200 g Walnuts
  • 100 g Brazil nuts
  1. Preheat oven to 150C/300F. Line a rimmed baking sheet with parchment paper, and set aside. Combine sumac, coconut sugar and black salt in a bowl.
  2. Beat egg white until very foamy. Stir in nuts, combining well. Add in sumac mixture until evenly coated. Spread coated nuts in a single layer onto the prepared baking sheet.
  3. Bake nuts in middle of preheated oven, stirring at half time, until crisp and golden, about 30 to 35 minutes.
  4. Remove baking sheet from oven, and let cool completely. Break up nut clusters. Store nuts in an airtight container at room temperature for up to 1 week.

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43 comments:

  1. Iwona25/2/20 06:43

    Interesting recipe. I love nuts :)

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  2. Julie25/2/20 07:39

    I can munch these all throughout the day,perfect for snacking :)

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  3. gluten Free A_Z Blog25/2/20 10:31

    I love seasoned nuts and this combination of sweetness and spiciness sounds wonderful.

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  4. mary anderson25/2/20 10:45

    its been a while i've been through this site and i love learing from your site every recipe has it own taste and this right here is a master piece really love that i used to make these going to try it out again thanks for such great recipe :)

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  5. Anca25/2/20 12:18

    This is a very interesting recipe. I tried a few times to make nuts coated in spices, but I never tried with egg whites. I will keep this in mind.

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  6. Jeff the Chef25/2/20 14:19

    I love nuts like this. The flavors you suggest are great!

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  7. Kitchen Riffs25/2/20 16:21

    Really nice! Sumac is one of those spices I don't use that much. Odd, because I do like it -- but it's just not something I usually have on hand. I need to get some and play with it, though. Starting with this recipe! I love spiced nuts and these look terrific. Thanks!

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  8. Pam25/2/20 17:18

    Yum! What a terrific snack or salad topper.

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  9. Anonymous25/2/20 17:19

    Sumac is such a special spice - nothing like it! Love the idea of adding it to spiced nuts!

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  10. Liz That Skinny Chick Can Bake25/2/20 19:09

    I love spiced nuts....and I'm not sure I've ever tasted sumac as a seasoning! Gotta give these a shot!!

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  11. Evi Erlinda25/2/20 19:59

    I love the spicy and tangy flavor in these nuts.
    A great recipe, Angie!

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  12. Pam25/2/20 21:57

    The nuts look delicious, Angie! Walnuts are delicious and I'm wondering what these taste like, I have to idea what sumac tastes like and will have to find it and try. Thanks!

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  13. Whats Cookin Italian Style Cuisine26/2/20 00:35

    these look divine!

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  14. Ann Low26/2/20 10:00

    Sounds and look yummy nutty snack. Wish I can have some :)

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  15. Balvinder26/2/20 15:44

    These look so easy and delicious. Perfect to munch on.

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  16. Abbe@This is How I Cook27/2/20 05:00

    Nuts are such a great snack. And you know I'm a huge fan of sumac and za'atar. Can't wait to try these!

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  17. Nancy Chan27/2/20 08:33

    I love crisp nuts, I am sure these are very addictive to munch on.

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  18. Natalia27/2/20 12:45

    Yum, such a healthy snack!

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  19. R's Rue27/2/20 22:05

    Yum.

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  20. Noob Cook28/2/20 03:34

    I want to enjoy these spiced nuts with a glass of cold beer :D

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  21. Sakuranko28/2/20 05:58

    Oh so good recipe like always
    xx

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  22. Sherry's Pickings28/2/20 07:55

    oh yum fabulous flavours angie!

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  23. All That I'm Eating28/2/20 09:51

    Oh I love sumac! This is such a great idea to use it and make the most of its delicious flavour.

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  24. foodtravelandwine28/2/20 17:00

    I love sumac!....I never thought about making nuts with it.....great idea!!.....Abrazotes, Marcela

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  25. Tanza Erlambang28/2/20 17:40

    lovely snacks...yummy

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  26. Dahn @savorthebest28/2/20 23:53

    Wow, I love the flavors in these spiced nuts! They sound delicious Angie!

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  27. Suja Manoj29/2/20 04:16

    Perfect for snacking, I have sumac, will surely try this.

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  28. Easyfoodsmith1/3/20 11:30

    These must be so delicious and addictive to have. Why didn't I ever think of adding sumac! So good Angie!

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  29. Whats Cookin Italian Style Cuisine1/3/20 15:03

    these look addicting!

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  30. Debra Eliotseats1/3/20 16:32

    I had never thought to use coconut sugar! I am going to try these.

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  31. Królowa Karo1/3/20 18:31

    I love to munch nuts. I am curious about this taste.

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  32. Arpita1/3/20 19:37

    Wow these nuts look so delicious. Feel like snacking on them..

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  33. Mae Travels2/3/20 00:30

    Great idea for keeping the spices on the walnuts!

    best... mae at maefood.blogspot.com

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  34. Reeni2/3/20 01:31

    I can't make any kind of spiced nuts because I eat them all! I can't stop. Love how you spiced these up Angie! Super delicious.

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  35. Juliana2/3/20 19:37

    Oh Angie, this is brilliant...I love sumac but never thought is adding into nuts...I will definitely try it as I love the tart of the sumac with the spices.
    Have a wonderful week!

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  36. Valentina3/3/20 04:06

    So interesting. I think I'd love them in a salad -- if I didn't eat them all while making it. ;-) ~Valentina

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  37. tigerfish3/3/20 04:40

    Kicking up a notch with these spiced nuts!

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  38. Dawn @ Words Of Deliciousness7/3/20 17:48

    I loved spiced nuts. These look delicious.

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  39. Noob Cook12/3/20 03:16

    Lovely to go with beer hehehe

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  40. Katerina Delidimou12/3/20 11:33

    Perfect company when watching my favorite series!

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  41. SavoringTime in the Kitchen13/3/20 20:03

    I eat nuts almost daily so it's nice to find a delicious new way to serve them, Angie! I'm slowly trying to catch up since we were on vacation for two weeks recently. Don't think we'll be traveling again any time soon with the health concerns so glad to be Home Sweet Home again :)

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  42. Hot guys14/3/20 18:55

    Mmm, Angie... These look really good! :)

    I mean, crisp nuts seem like a perfect snack. Just divine.

    So... Can I have some? ^.^

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  43. grace24/3/20 18:53

    i'm a huge fan of glazed nuts! i haven't tried flavoring them with sumac but i'd definitely give it a go!

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