Oct 10, 2016 in dairy free, desserts, egg free, fall, gf & vegan, gluten free, salads, snacks and appetizers, spring, summer. Read the original on: Jessica in the Kitchen
These Easy Stovetop Candied Pecans are deliciously crunchy, vegan, gluten free and paleo. They are perfect for topping everything from breakfasts to salads to desserts!
If youâre a salad lover, thereâs a good chance youâve probably bought those candied pecan packages in the supermarket, or even had them in your salad when you ate out at a restaurant. Well, the latter is exactly what drove me to needing to make these at home. The result? Not only do they taste even better than store-bought candied pecans, these easy stovetop candied pecans are also way cheaper.
Bonus: they are the perfect topping for everything.
Let me introduce you to the story of how my candied nuts obsession started. Thereâs a french restaurant close to our home that I was hooked on. In particular, they have a fall frisee (greens) salad with blue cheese, dried cranberries, candied nuts and a mysterious amazing quite possibly mango dressing.
I had this salad everyday for lunch for about 2 months straight.
After realising that I was spending uh, all our rent money on this salad, I attempted to make it from home. While I didnât completely crack the dressing, I got the candied pecans spot on. Cue these easy stovetop candied pecans being made in my house and them going on EVERYTHING. Salads, oatmeal, desserts, snacks, it became an obsession. Two days later my husband found me buried in 18 cups of candied peca⦠okay that last part is a bit untrue. But seriously, these are so incredibly easy, so addictive and way cheaper than the store bought ones.
Definitely worth what will inevitably become an addiction to making these once a month, if theyâll last you that long.
P.S. Here are some of the items I used to make this recipe if youâd like to use them too:
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1 min Prep Time
5 min Cook Time
6 min Total Time
Ingredients
Instructions
Notes
Adapted and inspired by Natasha's Kitchen Candied Walnuts recipe
This recipe is vegan and gluten free.
HOW TO STORE
You can store these nuts in an air-tight tupperware container for up to a month.
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