Always use the best quality of walnuts, and keep them in freeze when they are not to be used up in a short time. Honey walnuts are decadent snacks, a handful is already very satisfying, so you don't need to make a big batch in one go; sitting for too long they'll turn rancid anyway.
Ingredients:- 250g walnut halves
- 3/4 cup honey
- 1 tbsp lemon juice
- 1 tsp soy sauce
- castor sugar
- optional: white sesame seeds
Steps
- Combine honey, lemon juice and soy sauce.
- Add walnuts. Allow to stand for 2 hours, stirring occasionally.
- Drain walnuts.
- Toss in castor sugar, coating well.
- Pre-heat the oil (just enough to cover walnuts), fry the nuts over medium/medium-low heat, better try out one nut first to see the result. Frying time takes about a minute or two.
- Remove and drain well. Sprinkle sesame seeds (if use) allover. Cool completely before eating.
Giselle, wow! this looks good! Great job lei!! I wished u're in dubai, then i can go over to ur house everday, pinching the lovely foods u make. haha! :P
ReplyDeleteGattina, the way you wrapped these walnuts reminds me of 'kacang puteh' in Singapore. Would love to have a 'cone' of honey walnuts to munch on ;p
ReplyDeletethis looks really sweet and delicious :)
ReplyDeleteHi Gattina,
ReplyDeleteThis only i can try from your blog.
Choco cups naaa
Choco eggs na na na
Choco baskets ,noooooooo
Lovely pictures
Thanks for sharing.
Vineela
I love the idea of the soy and the honey. I so want to try these.
ReplyDeleteGrace, I'd love to visit Dubai somedays! You told me the naans are great right?!
ReplyDeleteSher, I agree with you! I tried another recipe without soy sauce, the flavor wasn't as good as this one.
Angie, would like to know more about "Kacang Puteh" thiny! I remember in your country, some malls always had a pushcart (usually owned by Indian) selling all sorts of delicious nuts, the guys put them in newspaper cone. Is it the same thing?
Evan, the nuts are not too sweet, but truely delicious!
Vineela, hahaahaaa! You're so cute!
peabody, do try it, it's a very good recipe. I can't taste the soy sauce in nuts, believe it just helps to give the richness and sweetness a good kick.
Yes, Gattina, you got it spot on. That's 'kacang puteh'. Now they don't put in newspapers anymore, and getting pretty expensive too. as they usually have the carts outside the cineplexes...
ReplyDeletegood good! MMMM ;-P
ReplyDeleteSince finding out I've got the dratted annoyance of diverticulitis it hasn't bothered me too much that I can't have nuts anymore. I mean, I like most nuts but hey, I could live without them, yanno?
ReplyDeleteBut nooooooo you go a post these and the combination of the soy and the honey is going to stay with me and poke at my brain until I get to have some!! I just have to figure out what I can coat with this recipe that isn't a nut? Holy comoly do they look wonderful! :D
They look so yummy and easy to make too. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteOh, how SO much I am going to make this. I love these and never had a recipe! Thank you!
ReplyDeletesounds quite easy...and looks great!
ReplyDeleteYour recipes are fantastic. I lived in Hong Kong from 1999 - 2004 and I miss the city. Your recipes bring back wonderful memories.
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