How to make Crispy Nuts | soaked, roasted peanuts

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[@Bertaland1]

This is good to know , I will have to try soaking peanuts some day . I thank you for this video . Have a good Day .

[@abundantlyblessedhomestead9951]

Thanks for watching Daniel! I really enjoy a crispy nut mix of almonds, cashews, and Brazil nuts with some salt! Something about soaking them and dehydrating them makes them irresistible!

[@Bertaland1]

@@abundantlyblessedhomestead9951 I have to go to the store to buy some nuts , can hardly wait to try . LOL, this is going to be fun and good eaten . My wife loves the home made yogurt I make her in the instant pot . I make it flavored with vanilla and honey .

[@abundantlyblessedhomestead9951]

@@Bertaland1 just remember they have to be *raw* nuts! Let me know how they turn out!

[@Bertaland1]

@@abundantlyblessedhomestead9951 OK

[@carldaniels4827]

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[@haleyfink6325]

Hey Crystal! I’m wondering if you’ve ever made “crispy nuts” granola style with sweetener and a bit of coconut oil? I stumbled across a product at our local dairy farm and they are soaked and sprouted nuts (pecans, sunflower seeds, pumpkin seeds, coconut, maple syrup and honey and vanilla extract.) It was very pricey (understandably because it’s a long process) but I would love to try to make this at home and I’m curious if you’ve already tried it??

[@abundantlyblessedhomestead9951]

Hey Haley! To make a granola style crispy nut you would follow the soaking procedure and then dehydrating and then gently coat the nuts in maple syrup and coconut oil and roast at 250° stirring often until the nuts are mostly dry but not burned 😋 you could also try dehydrating them a second time inside the dehydrator once they are coated in coconut oil and maple syrup. If you use the dehydrator there's less of a chance of you burning the nuts which I have personally done before and it doesn't taste very good LOL

[@hebrokeculture7575]

I have a couple questions! Can you just keep the Nuts in the jar with raw apple cider vinegar and ferment them? Also can I skip the the dehydration and roasting process and just grind the fermented nuts into butter?

[@abundantlyblessedhomestead9951]

I'm not sure! I've never fermented a nut before! The roasting step gives it the roasted flavor in the peanut butter that most people are accustomed to. If the flavor doesn't bother you then go ahead and skip the roasting process. Nuts like cashews typically don't get roasted before being turned into cashew butter. Thanks for watching 😁

[@lucycastillo4190]

What brand of dehydrator did you use? , I want a small one like yours that those the job well

[@abundantlyblessedhomestead9951]

Mine is an old harvest maid dehydrator. You can usually still find them on ebay! They work great! Thanks for watching

[@judithleonbruno6496]

Please make a cook book :)

[@abundantlyblessedhomestead9951]

Thanks for the encouragement! I am in the process of starting that project currently! Thanks for watching 😁

[@carldaniels4827]

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[@manlycub1014]

Can I use this same process for fermenting oats?

[@abundantlyblessedhomestead9951]

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[@AC_2.4-10]

Does the water have to be warm? And is it necessary to dehydrate before roasting? I don't have a dehydrator and don't want to have my oven on for hours. Thank you!

[@abundantlyblessedhomestead9951]

Hi! The water does need to be warm to activate the process of breaking down the phytic acid in nuts. I've never tried to roast nuts that are wet. If you do, please let me know how that turns out.

[@AC_2.4-10]

@@abundantlyblessedhomestead9951 Okay; thank you for your reply! I will have to swap out my water now as I had already got them started. 🙂 And I found a recipe online that says after soaking and rinsing to cook at 250 for an hour, then increase to 300 for another 20-30 minutes. I'm going to give it a try tomorrow and can let you know how my PB turns out! I love the name of your channel as well. Blessings to you!

[@abundantlyblessedhomestead9951]

@@AC_2.4-10 yes, please let me know! Take care!

[@AC_2.4-10]

@@abundantlyblessedhomestead9951 well it worked but I don’t think I’d do it again! I definitely need more practice. I won’t give up though! I really want to make walnut butter… 🙏🏻😊

[@abundantlyblessedhomestead9951]

@@AC_2.4-10 thanks for the update