Raw and roasted nuts both have benefits and downsides. Raw nuts are higher in antioxidants and protein, while roasted nuts may have less risk of bacterial contamination and a longer shelf life.

Throwing a party? Entertaining an unexpected guest? Craving a snack that’s not sweet? The one thing you need in all these situations is roasted mixed nuts. And not the overly salty or fake-tasting ...

Garten’s recipe for chipotle and rosemary roasted nuts is from her How Easy Is That? cookbook and, as promised, they’re super easy to make. “When I have a little extra time before a party, I’ll whip ...

Nuts, whether raw or roasted, offer significant health perks like improved heart health and blood sugar control. Roasting enhances flavour and texture but can slightly reduce heat-sensitive vitamins ...

1. Place the nuts into a medium sized bowl. 2. Cover the nuts with the egg whites and toss until all nuts are completely covered. 3. Remove the nuts and place them into another medium bowl. (This is ...

Like whole roast turkeys and cranberry sauce, sweet potatoes are typically relegated to once-a-year status on the Thanksgiving table. But the nutrient-packed root vegetable needn’t always meet a ...

Sallie Swor prepared her Roasted Pears recipe (see below) and shared details about her new cookbook. Find Sallie’s new cookbook "You're Grown: Now You Can Throw a Party", and more of her recipes on ...

Nuts often get a bad rap because of their high fat content. But the fat in most nuts is the healthy unsaturated variety. It doesn't mean you should eat nuts with abandon, but it does mean you should ...

These two popular nuts have distinct differences you should note before swapping. Pecans and walnuts are two versatile and popular nuts used in both sweet and savory dishes. At first glance, ...

In addition to the signature holiday fare like decorative cookies, cakes and hot cocoa, for the 34th year, Judy and Ken Hyndman of 'Hyndman's Roasted Walnuts,' will return to Los Olivos' Olde ...

According to the American Academy of Allergy, Asthma, and Immunology (AAAAI), a tree nut allergy is one of the nine most common types of food allergies, affecting roughly 0.5 to 1 percent of the U.S.