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Five ingredients and only 15 minutes and you’re on your way to one of the most addictive snacks you’ll ever have. Wildflower Honey is combined with a touch of cayenne pepper, butter and salt to make salty, sweet nut clusters that you’re going to find hard to resist.
Monday. Again. Where does the weekend go? Blink of an eye, I tells ya! My sister-in-law informed me of some exciting news this weekend. Anthony Bourdain is coming to Newfoundland! YES, Anthony Bourdain – star of CNN’s foodie/travel show Parts Unknown! It’s one of our favourite shows. Have you ever watched?
I think if I saw Anthony Bourdain in the street, I would have to go up to him and ask for a picture. Would I be one of those people who plays it cool and is like ‘yeah, whatever; he is only a celebrity.’ Nope. Like, when would I ever see him again?! Ha! Listen to me….I’m talking as if I’m actually going to meet him. If you saw a favourite celebrity of yours, how would you react? Now that I’ve got that off my chest, how about some delicious honey roasted peanut clusters??
Raw, Natural Honey
Have you heard of Nude Bee Honey? Nude Bee Honey started in 2010 and has been producing some amazing honey since. It’s raw, natural and unpasteurized. As soon as you open the jar and dip your finger in dip a spoon in, you’ll know just how good it is. It has a really smooth, velvety mouth feel and truly the best tasting honey that I’ve ever put in my pie hole?
For these Honey Roasted Peanut Clusters, I used Nude Bee’s Wildflower Honey. Though, they do have some other wicked flavours – Buckwheat, Pumpkin and Orange just to name a few.
How to Make Homemade Honey Roasted Peanut Clusters
This recipe is pretty simple to whip up. Basically, heat the honey, butter and cayenne on the stove top for a couple of minutes until the butter melts. Then, pour over your peanuts and sprinkle with salt.
Word to the wise – do not, I repeat, DO NOT touch that hot honey—> I touched the hot honey?
What the heck was I thinking? My gut got the best of me. Weeeeeeeell, let me tell you. The sound that I let out was ungodly. I swear the neighbours heard me. I freaked the fur baby out and everything. So, listen, don’t touch hot honey, ok?
You bake these nuts for about 10 minutes on a parchment paper lined pan. Watch them and check on after 5 minutes because they can burn fast and no one wants burned nuts. No one.
After they’ve baked, you can sprinkle with a touch more salt and let sit for a couple of minutes. Then, place in bowl and stir until cooled. These nuts will naturally stick to each other in little clusters cause of the honey so what you are left with is little bites of goodness.
Whenever you are craving a snack, whip these up; you won’t be disappointed!
Until next time, take care and chit chat again soon?
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Honey Roasted Peanut Clusters
Ingredients
- 2 cups unsalted peanuts
- 1/4 cup Nude Bee Wildflower Honey
- 1 tbsp unsalted butter
- 1/4 tsp cayenne pepper -or more, to taste
- 3/4 tsp salt -divided
Instructions
- In a small, heavy bottomed pop on medium heat melt butter into honey (or, alternatively, melt in a microwave safe bowl for 45-60 seconds). Stir in cayenne pepper.
- Preheat oven to 350F. Place peanuts in a bowl and pour honey/butter mixture over top and stir to combine.
- Spread peanuts out evenly on a parchment lined baking sheet and sprinkle with 1/2 tsp of salt. Bake 5 minutes.
- Carefully remove pan from oven and stir nuts and rotate pan and bake for another 4-5 minutes. Remove from oven and sprinkle with another 1/4 tsp of salt. Let sit a minute or two and then place in a bowl. Stir. You want little clumps of nuts (about 3-5) in a clump (they will naturally stick together). Stir every couple of minutes until cooled slightly, breaking up, as desired. Enjoy!
I missed these when you posted them, so I was sure glad to see these on FBC’s yummly/stumbleU share! WOW! Dawn, these look so good! I could eat them by the handful though they would be pretty darn fantastic with yogurt or even as cupcake topping!
BTW – I love Anthony Bourdain and LOVE Parts Unknown! Such a fantastic show – wish I had watched his one on Italy before I went there last year! So good!
Hoping you are having a wonderful week! xoxo
Thanks so much, Shashi! You’re so sweet!! I love the idea of having these as a cupcake topping – smart thinkin’ 😉 Parts Unknown is awesome, isn’t it? They shot one here in Newfoundland, but it hasn’t aired yet (can’t wait)!! Hope you’re having a lovely week too! XOXO
I’ve never made my own honey roasted peanuts but that’s got to change ASAP!! They look so delish & I’ll prob eat the whole batch in one sitting 🙂
It does! Thank you and I can’t blame ya 😉
This is such a great treat recipe which is just perfect for a movie night! Can’t wait to prepare this healthy and delicious treat, Dawn!
It sure is! Thanks Agness 🙂
These definitely look most addictive! What a nice idea to add cayenne pepper to the mix – I think my gluten-free husband would very much enjoy this little treat (me too of course but it is always good to blame the husband for the necessity of extra treats ;-)) Nude Bee Honey sounds like a great brand – I very much like the jar and am a big fan of raw honey. Have a great weekend, Dawn!
These definitely look most addictive! What a nice idea to add cayenne pepper to the mix – I think my gluten-free husband would very much enjoy this little treat (me too of course but it is always good to blame the husband for the necessity of extra treats ;-)) Nude Bee Honey sounds like a great brand – I very much like the jar and am a big fan of raw honey. Have a lovely weekend, Dawn!
They totally are 😉 Hehehe…good one! Thanks so much, Miriam! It really is! Have a lovely weekend too, Miriam 🙂
If i saw Bourdain on the streets, I might beg him to take me on his travels as his bag carrier / coffee assistant.. You are not alone in your fandom lol!! I like this simple snack Dawn. I can see myself noshing on it often if it is in my pantry!
Haha! Good idea 😉 Thanks so much, Jenny!
ahh i love how clear and golden that honey looks! and these sound like such an awesome snack, especially with that hint of cayenne (:
Thanks Heather! It is a really yummy honey and the cayenne adds a lovely kick 🙂
This salty and sweet combination is my favourite! Looking forward to trying out this recipe!
I love that combo too, Jessica 🙂 Hope you enjoy! Thank you!
This is exactly my kind of snack! Yum!
P.S. I would freak out running into Anthony Bourdain on the street! LOL My husband and I LOVE his show. I rarely drink wine, but every time I watch his show, I have an urge to drink wine while eating food. We have to eat dinner while watching his show, otherwise we’re too hungry after. And drinking wine along, makes me feel like I’m having a casual dinner with him and his guests. hahahaha
I totally know what you mean, Gabrielle!! It’s hard not to be hungry watching his shows! Thanks so much, Gabrielle 🙂
My goodness – these peanut clusters look so good! I can imagine that they would not last long, either. There is nothing that can compete with the fragrance of roasting nuts, is there? Thanks for the inspiration!
Thank you Denise! Definitely not 😉
Love the simplicity of this recipe! Easy and delicious is a winning combination!
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Thank you Luci!!
These look sooooo good Dawn!! And so addictive, oh my! I would be snacking on these all day. Eeeek to touching hot honey! I’ve made that mistake! It’s like hot wax! PS – how exciting is it that Anthony Bourdain is coming!?
Thank you Katherine!! Too cool, huh 🙂 ?!
OMG OMG OMG Anthony Bourdain is coming to town? I would totally lose it and go on stalker mode lol! Like, when would you ever get the chance right? So cool! I hope you uhmmm *accidentally* bump into him 🙂 And how yummy are these peanuts? Hard to beat sweet, salty and spicy!
YES!! Cool, huh? Haha! So funny 😀 !! Thanks so much, Jolina!
I’m swooning over that drippy honey shot and the fact that these look like about the best snack I can imagine! Excited about how simple they are to make – absolutely a must try!
Yay! Thanks Marissa 🙂
I love how easy these are to prepare Dawn, and makes such a great snack ..hey who knows, I might be snacking on these while watching tv and see you and Anthony Bourdain taking a selfie on the street
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Have a great week!!!
Haha! Can you even imagine 😉 ?! That would be so funny! Thanks a bunch, Ashika 🙂
In love with these snacky, open-me-a-beer-begging clusters! And you really need to quit teasing with gorgeous shots of drips and drops and all that. Just kidding, keep it up, I sooo enjoy seeing them. On my Beer Snacks board!
Hehehe! You made my totally laugh out loud there, Milena 😉 Thanks, my friend, and cheers to ya!
I see myself munching on these at the weekend. Licking my sticky, sweet, and salty fingers. You nailed it, Dawn!
Haha! Can’t blame ya there 😉 Thanks Sabine!!
I can never stop eating honey roasted peanuts… I would eat the whole batch of this for sure!!!
I hear ya, Sarah 😉 !!
Beautiful Dawn! I have tried Nude Bee and it is fabulous honey! Such a great way to use it 🙂
Thanks very much Jennifer 🙂 Appreciate the kind words!
So I’m really curious now what Anthony Bourdain will feature when he comes to your neck of the woods. You’ll have to keep us in the loop there! Maybe he’ll even ask to interview you as a local foodie. 😉 As far as these honey roasted nuts, uh…yes!! I love this recipe. It’s so easy, and it’s perfectly snackable. I’m thinking a batch of these could be a great way to enjoy a Saturday full of college football games for me. Thanks for sharing, Dawn!!
Me too! I definitely will keep you guys posted! I can’t wait to watch it 🙂 Thanks David!
Such pretty photos! And that honey sounds so delicious, especially in this peanut clusters recipe!! Whenever I see anyone famous, I play it cool and pretend I don’t care because I don’t want to bother them or have them think I’m crazy. And then I always regret it!! So, if you see Anthony in the street, you need to get a picture with him!!
Thank you so much, Sues!!
I’m so excited to try these I can’t even tell you! THEY LOOK SOOOO GOOD! I’m even more excited about this recipe than if I saw Anthony Bourdain. Because trust me, I’d ask for a picture and be totally embarrassed about it–but it’s Anthony Bourdain! How do you not ask for a picture :). Have a great week, Dawn!
Yay! So happy to hear that, Kelsie!!! Have a fantastic week too 🙂
I love Anthony Bourdain! I watch his show and I’ve read his book about 10 times. Lol. Get a picture with him!!!! Speaking of love – these nuts!! Honey roasted peanuts is possibly one of the greatest snacks on earth, so I’m toets loving these clusters!! I adore that touch of cayenne in the honey!! So much yum! Cheers, doll! XOXO
So entertaining, right?! Thanks girl! XOXO
Gosh, Dawn, these look amazing! I could nibble on these all day long! And by the way….I think I may have heard you when you touched that hot honey! 😉 Have a great week! 🙂
Thank you Kathy!! I definitely have 😉 Haha! That is totally possible, lol 😀 Have a great week too!
Oh My Goodness! I could eat these all day long! Another beautiful treat for the holidays! I imagine that ‘that’ honey makes all the difference! Pinning, my friend! Have a great week! XOXO
Me too!! It really does 🙂 Thanks so much, my friend! XOXO
How fun that Anthony Bourdin is coming to your area! I don’t watch his shows too often, but he is fun when I catch him. I would definitely be one of those fan girls and go up to him for a pic! And yay for Monday snacks! I’ve never heard of that honey before, but it sounds delicious. Easy snacks are what my afternoons need, especially when nuts are involved! Pinned! Hope you have a great Monday!
I know, right?? The honey is fantastic – I love it! Thanks, Gayle! You too 🙂
OMG Dawn! These look absolutely addictive! I can just tell. Perfect for holiday cocktail parties and holiday gifts! That honey and those flavors sound amazing. Pinning this one for sure!
They really are, Mary Ann! Thanks so very much 🙂