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1. Texture
One of the best ways to create an interesting meal is to play with textures. For dishes like salads, stir-fries and soups, adding whole, chopped or flaked almonds will add a satisfying crunch. This roast sweet potato salad is a perfect example of using almonds to add some welcome texture.
Find the recipe for roast sweet potato salad here.
2. Filling meals
Adding nuts to a recipe contributes to a feeling of fullness – and keeps the hunger pangs at bay for longer. This comes in handy for breakfasts. Adding nuts to muesli and smoothies makes for a satisfying breakfast that will keep you going for longer. They add substance to light salads you may be having for lunch.
Find the recipe for the almond-and-banana smoothie here.
3. Carb-conscious crumbs
You don’t have to sacrifice dishes like schnitzels, crumbed mushrooms and crumbed fish if you’re following a carb-conscious lifestyle. Simply swap the breadcrumbs for almond flour or crushed almonds for a guilt-free option.
Find the recipe for almond-and-Parmesan-crusted sole here.
4. Gluten-free treats
It’s no secret that almond using almond flour or ground almonds rather than cake flour makes gluten-free bakes. And with treats like these almond-and-coconut brownies, we’re very happy to use up those almonds!
Find the recipe for gluten-free almond-and-coconut brownies here.
Want to try more interesting almond recipes? Try this sensational gluten-free chocolate cake with almond-and-date frosting.
Find the full recipe for gluten-free chocolate cake with almond-and-date frosting here.
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