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* Glossary of Cooking Terms *  
Nutrition Facts  
Servings Per Recipe   
Makes one serving  
Amount Per Serving  
Calories  


Preparation Time:  
 minutes  
Calories from fat  
 Daily Value*  
Total Fat g  
Saturated Fat g  
Cholesterol mg  
Sodium mg  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
Carbohydrate g  
Dietary Fiber g  
Protein g  
Vitamin A  
Vitamin C  
Calcium  
Iron  
  
  
  
  
*
Percent Daily Values are based on a  
 calorie diet  
Glossary of Cooking Terms:  
Toasting (and Glazing) Nuts and Seeds  

Toast nuts or seeds on baking sheet in a  degrees F ( degrees C) oven for about  minutes Mix nuts on  
sheet and continue to bake watching to make sure they do not burn The total amount of time needed depends  
on the type of nut (pine nuts toast very quickly whereas almonds take longer) and on how toasted you want the  
nuts I toast them on a low temperature because most nuts when they are near done go quickly from light  
golden brown to burnt A lower temperature slows down the process reducing the chances of ending up with  
burned nuts  
If seasoning the nuts with a salty liquid like tamari soy sauce or ume vinegar (see "Glossary of Ingredients" for more  
information about these ingredients) splash this over the nuts near the end of toasting mix thoroughly to coat all  
nuts and then if needed bake a few more minutes to dry the nuts out again  
If glazing the nuts with a sweetener (such maple syrup and/or sucanat) (which is obviously best for desserts) and/or  
with a liqueur (like Sambuca) follow the same directions as for a salty liquid but do not expect them to become  
as dry in the oven if using significant quantities of liquid sweetener (in drier climates they will dry out completely  
when they sit outside the oven for a while) If the nuts are very sticky and the glaze will not "dry" you can place  
the nuts in the refrigerator (on a parchment paper covered baking sheet) to "dry/"freeze" the glaze onto the nuts  
Another option for toasting and glazing is described in the recipe " FrangelicoGlazed Toasted Hazelnuts"  
Per serving:  Calories; g Fat ( calories from fat); g Protein; g Carbohydrate; mg Cholesterol; mg Sodium  
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