Recipe: Roasted Almonds

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These roasted almonds are a really easy to make and delicious snack.

It takes just 2 minutes to prepare and 20 minutes to cook in the oven. When you’re done you’ll have a go to snack that stores for up to 2 weeks at least if kept in a sealed jar.

Great for snacking at home or taking with you when on the move.

Quick Check: Is this one safe for you to try?

It depends where you are on your wellness journey.

You need to be able to tolerate blanched (skinless) almonds for this one.

If you are sure you can tolerate almonds without issue – and you have tested reintroducing them without issue – then great, this is one to try right now.

If you are still in the elimination phase of your diet and you are not sure then I would hold off on this one for now and come back to it at a later date once you know.

Ingredients Checklist:

✔️ Blanched Almonds (no skins as these are starchy!)
✔️ Extra Virgin Olive Olive
✔️ Salt
✔️ Fresh Rosemary (or the herb of your choice)

Instructions:

Step 1: Pour your blanched (skinless) almonds onto a baking tray. You don’t want them piling on top of each other so try to spread them out evenly

Step 2: Drizzle them with your olive (you can be pretty generous here)

Step 3: Sprinkle them with 3 – 4 pinches of salt

Step 4: Add the rosemary (you want the individual leaves, rather than sprigs)

This is how they look spread out on the tray. A generous amount of rosemary leaves and good covering of olive oil

Step 5: Put them in the oven for 20 minutes at 170C

Optional: Give them a bit of a shake about half way through

Step 6: Take them out of the even and leave to rest for at least 15 minutes before eating

Store your almonds in a glass jar with a lid (or any airtight container) to keep them fresh for as long as possible.

Enjoy!

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2 Comments

  1. Kat

    Love this recipe! These roasted almonds are so much better than the ones you buy ready made and it’s great to know they don’t have skins on so are AS diet compliant!

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  2. ellie

    These look fab! Will definitely try them.

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