The nuts are so crunchy with the special zing from red chili powder and amchur powder, Frying them in ghee( neyyi aka clarified butter ) makes them so rich in taste( who wouldn't love butter ) . This is a perfect SNACK anytime of the day with a cup of hot tea! Once tasted your guests will leave asking for more and Yes they go real fast!!
You need:
- 1/2 pound whole cashew nuts -- I prefer to use whole cashew nuts ( jeedi pappu bollalu )
- 1/2 tsp red chili powder
- 1/2 tsp black pepper powder
- 1/2 tsp dried mango powder( amchur powder )
- 2-3 tbsp butter or ghee( clarified butter )
How to make spicy cashew nuts:
- Heat butter/ghee in kadai or pan and fry the cashew nuts under low flame
- As the cashew nuts turn into golden hue, drain them on to paper napkins and sprinkle salt, chili powder, black pepper powder and mango powder immediately
- You can adjust salt and spice to taste.
- Once cooled store in an airtight container. This stays fresh at least up to 10 days.
Wrap up these spicy, nutty and crunchy cashew nuts in a glass jar and voila simple yet delicious gift is ready! This spicy pan fried cashew nuts recipe is on its way to Spoonful Of Christmas, hosted by Zlamushka!
What a excelent idea. Iam going to try them too.
ReplyDeletehey kavla i tought of posting cashews today hmmmmm looks deleciouss
ReplyDeleteHi Kalva, thanks for your registration with IndiBlogger and for putting up our badge. We've got an IndiChef badge for Indibloggers, and we'd love it if you put it up on your blog. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteO I have to so make these. Yum. I have been using quite a bit of amchur lately - e.g. in a chickpea chat - and loving the taste. I will definitely make these.
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Thanks Happy Cook, all the credit goes to MOM!!
ReplyDeleteSagari, cant wait for your cashew nuts recipe!!
ReplyDeleteYe Renine, i just did put it. Feel proud for being Indi Blogger!!
ReplyDeleteVegeyum, anywhere lemon or tamarind goes, you can happliy add amchur powder.. Tastes great and so handy just sprinkle some in!!
ReplyDeleteYUMMO! Great gift to give Kalva, looks delicious!:))
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Thansk Asha, kudos to dear mom.. Have a great time dear!!
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ReplyDeletethank you so much for this lovely gift! I am a true cashew nut addict. I usually buy them in a store, which I am pretty sure cannot compare to the home-made ones. I ll definitely try.
The first time I had anything like this I got them from Sukhadia's in Chicago. I couldn't believe how good they were, I kept eating them and eating them!!! I want some now :)
ReplyDeleteYes Zlamuskha im sure you are gonna like it! My mom makes the best spicy cashewnuts!
ReplyDeleteYes Meeso, you kindof get addicted to these spicy nuts. They taste so good, you leave asking more.. Wish i could share some with you!!
ReplyDeleteMy hubby's fav Kalva, am surely gonna try this at home..and the first pic is fabulous!!
ReplyDeleteHey I think you can send this even to CLICK, its nuts all this month! :)
ReplyDeleteKalva,
ReplyDeleteCashewnuts chaala bagunnayi - nutty and crunchy. Well wrapped too!
~ Siri
Dinesh (my better half)would have adored this...nice entry.
ReplyDeleteSiri,
ReplyDeletethese are my husbands fav tooo..
Sunitha., wow i think its every ones husbands all time favorite snack!!
ReplyDeletethese do make a wonderful gift. lovely recipe. i'll try baking them.
ReplyDeleteThanks Bee, hmm baking them.. cool idea. will keep checking your posts for the baked version! Thinking if i could send this for the click event!!
ReplyDeleteKalva, that's a perfect x'mas gift! this is a preferred snack food in India:)
ReplyDeleteoh my fav.. its a must to send snack from India.
ReplyDeleteThanks Namratha, saw the click next theme as Nuts, so you do think i can send this for the event!!
ReplyDeleteYes Mansi you are true, i think is the expensive chatpata snack over there!
ReplyDeleteOOO yeah my mom makes the best ones, better than the store bought!!
ReplyDeleteThese are the best! Looks great Kalva.
ReplyDeleteThanks Lavanya, checked your blog and your tamato pickle looks delicious
ReplyDeleteOMG! Who can resist this? If that box was betwenn my hubby and me ,we would finish it just like that.Very nice entry for the event.
ReplyDeleteKribha, my husband will join you guys in finishing up these lip smacking goodies..
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice snack.looks yummy.
ReplyDeleteWow!! who won't like Masala Giddipappu. Nice entry dear.
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ReplyDeletereally a perfect snack for all times.
Thanks Pravs, Swapna for stopping by..
ReplyDeleteRina, welcome to the club,, yes you are true , its a universal fav sanck!! Cashew nut by itself is very delicious!!
ReplyDeleteThese are my husbands favourites too!..Fearing the calories in them I deliberately keep him away from these cuties :)..
ReplyDeleteI too spice these up the same way except for the amchoor..
Will try with them next time as it adds that yummy tanginess :)
Kalva, is that jar for me :) will send you my address . Cashews are my favorite and when its chatpat its even better
ReplyDeleteYes Bharathy i agree with you but itink these ar far less guilty tan the store bought where they deep fry the kaju in oil. Yes amchoor adds that zing to the cashews..
ReplyDeleteSreelu yes i can send you these.. Gimme you address dear!!
ReplyDeleteGreat entry with that kalva!
ReplyDeleteHi, first time in here..u have a great space in here...thx for the recipe....My husband is also a cashewnut 'Nut'!Wud love to give these a try....once again, thx alot for the great recipe:)
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Really Yummy!!!
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it looks wonderful...you made it beautifully.
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