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By kerrixx1
Dexter, MO
on February 07, 2007
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LOST is starting back up tonight and we're having a bunch of people over to watch it w/ us so I thought I'd whip up some snacks. I toasted the nuts (used whole almonds, pecans, walnuts, hazelnuts and pistachios in my heavy cast-iron skillet until I could smell them then added the butter. After about a minute just add the rest and then put on the foil lined tray to cool. DELICIOUS, and QUICK. I'm making another batch right away because these will NOT last long.
By tini775_7174298
Shreveport, LA
on February 05, 2007
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Made this for Super Bowl 41 party, took me just a few minutes to make. I added more cinnamon & sugar just because I'm crazy with sweet. Hubby & kids loved them.
By nicole_g_1576166
Castro Valley, CA
on January 30, 2007
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I used only pecans and guests couldn't get enough of them.
By agriffith0_7012345
FROSTBURG, MD
on January 10, 2007
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These have a great flavor. Sweet and Spunky. The recipe is very simple to follow. My only problem was that the nuts wanted to stick and clump together -- even way after the 10 minute period that the recipe suggests.
They still got gobbled up in no time! Everyone with whom I shared these nuts gratefully approved!
Thanks, Emeril
By rrboles_6114911
Lubbock, TX
on January 06, 2007
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Awesome Holiday gift!!
By jsebilian_4802786
Pepperell, MA
on January 06, 2007
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I made this recipe for Christmas, and it went over great with everyone, even the kids!
By ruth_lindberg_4...
Johnson City, TN
on January 06, 2007
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Always a hit with company.
By aratlovesasldr_...
Federal Way, WA
on December 28, 2006
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I added some pumpkin seeds to the mix for a thanksgiving snack. I didn't have any left by the end of the evening.
By larrlp80_6355989
millington, TN
on December 23, 2006
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Very Good, very easy
By mekellym
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on December 20, 2006
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This recipe went together quite quickly and is very tasty. To simplify the preparation, I roasted a baking sheet full of nuts (about 8 cups in the oven. While the nuts were roasting, I melted the butter and all of the spices, sugar, and water in a small saucepan on top of the stove. I also prepared two additional baking sheets by covering them with heavy-duty foil and spraying them with non-stick cooking spray. I then put half of the nuts onto each pan, and poured half of the sugar-spice-butter mixture onto each pan, and stirred everything together well. I tried just leaving the nuts this way but the coating was not hardening up, so I popped the pans into a 375-degree F. oven for another 5 minutes and that did the trick. I let the nuts cool in the pan, using a spatula to keep them separated (I tried using a fork but it kept tearing the foil. I would definitely make this recipe again.