Spicy Cocktail Nuts

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These were wonderful! They are a little sweet and and end with a kick. Next time I think I will add a little more cayenne and ground chipotle chile for a little more heat.

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These are perfection! Delicious!

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We make these for the holidays and they are a big hit every time!

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This is a rock-solid, sure fire hit!

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very easy and super delicious!!!!

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These were fantastic! If you like sweet and spicy, these are for you. Easy to make, tasty to eat...thank you Emeril Lagasse!!!

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Absolutely love this recipe.
Used the parchment paper and didn't seem to have any issues.
Neat tip for serving them as a appetizer is to put portions in shot glasses. My husband and his friends loved them while watching the hockey game.
Thanks again Emeril!

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For variation, try substituting other spices in lieu of the cayenne:

1/2 tsp. cocoa powder + 1/4 tsp. chipotle pepper
1/4 tsp. garam masala + 1/4 tsp. cayenne
1/4 tsp ginger + 1/4 tsp. cayenne

Be creative!

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I've tried several versions of these. My preference so far is 1/3 c. sugar, 2+ T. Essence, 1 t. cayenne and a good sprinkle of salt. Sweet and spicy!

My only suggestion to save you major aggravation is to skip the %$##@! parchment! Because of the egg and sugar, these bad boys get very sticky in the process of baking and trying to "stir", i.e., unstick them from one another and the pan a few times in the process is quite a frustrating chore. Just put 'em on the plain ole baking sheet and soak it overnight when all is said and done for an easy clean-up.

Enjoy!

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The first time I made these nuts I thought they were great, but I wanted a little more heat. So when I made them again, I added a little sriracha hot sauce to the nuts before baking. Now whenever I have an event at my house everyone wants to know if I'm making them. The more you make, the faster they disappear.