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Sandhya's Kitchen

10th October 2018

Oven Roasted Cashewnuts

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Oven Roasted Cashew nuts

Roasted Cashew nuts Recipe | Roasted Kaju

Spicy Roasted Cashew nuts are just wonderful for entertaining friends and family. Its just so hard to keep your hands off them. Serve these delicious bowl of roasted cashew nuts with Indian Masala Tea and enjoy chit chatting.

Nuts taste wonderful on their own and have their own character. Once roasted, they release their natural oils imparting depth, texture and flavour. Make these deliciously easy Oven Roasted Cashew nuts in 12 minutes.

HOW TO ROAST CASHEW NUTS?

There are 2 ways to actually make roasted cashewnuts. 

One way is to fry the nuts in a wok in low flame. This method requires a bit of monitoring. But this method of making roasted nuts works well if you do not have an oven.

The second method of making roasted nuts is to cook it in an oven. This method is easy and done in 12 minutes.  Check out the recipe in detail right below… You are going to love it and go over board snacking on them.

Oven Roasted Cashew nuts

6 EASY IDEAS FOR ROASTED CASHEW NUTS

Simply Salt & Pepper
Honey, Cinnamon and Butter
Chilli and Garlic
Thai Coconut Curry Cashews
Herbs, Olive Oil and Pepper
Indian spiced – Chaat Masala, pepper powder, salt
Cumin Powder, Pepper Powder, Garlic Powder, salt

This list is endless. You can also try Barbeque, Cheese and Onion, Hot and Sour and many more.

With festival season around the corner, I tend to make these deliciously easy Roasted Cashew nuts in different flavours and fill up the jars. Its really easy to entertain family and friends with these masala roasted kaju. Remember not to go over board with them and leave some for others :).

If you wondering about  roasting other nuts like Almonds, Peanuts etc…  you can very well make them in a similar way.

Oven Roasted Cashew nuts

 

SPICY ROASTED CASHEW NUTS RECIPE BELOW

Oven Roasted Cashew nuts

SPICY ROASTED CASHEW NUTS RECIPE | EASY OVEN ROASTED CASHEWS

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Prep Time: 2 minutes
Cook Time: 12 minutes
Total Time: 14 minutes
Author: Sandhya Hariharan
Make these incredibly easy Roasted Cashew nuts in 12 minutes. Don't forget to explore the  6 easy ideas for roasted cashew nuts. 

Ingredients

*** 1 Cup Cashew nuts = 150grams

  • 2 Cups CashewNuts
  • 2 Tsp Oil I have used Sunflower Oil
  • 3/4 tsp Salt
  • 3/4 Tsp Chilli Powder
  • 1/2 Tsp Turmeric Powder

Instructions

  • Preheat the Oven to 200C. Line the Baking tray with the Parchment paper.
  • Toss the Cashew nuts in the roasting spices and oil. Mix them well.
  • Spread the Cashew nut mix onto the paper in a line, ensuring there is no overlap. Allow it roast for about 5-6 minutes. Remember to turn them at this stage and cook for another 5-6 minutes.
  • At this stage, there will be no oil onto the cashew nut surface and they will be dry. Remember to take them out and allow them to cool. They will not be crispy at this stage.
  • Once they cool down, oven roasted cashew nuts will get crispy. Store them in an airtight container  and enjoy them for tea time or binge on them while watching Netflix.

Notes

6 Easy Ideas for Roasted Cashew nuts
Simply Salt & Pepper
Honey, Cinnamon and Butter
Chilli and Garlic
Barbecue
Herbs, Olive Oil and Pepper
Indian spiced – Chaat Masala, pepper powder, salt
Cumin Powder, Pepper Powder, Garlic Powder, salt
Course: Appetizer
Cuisine: Indian
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I have made these deliciously easy Oven Roasted Cashew nuts in Panasonic NN CS894s.

I am a part of the Panasonic Blogger  Advocacy Programme, where I get to test the wonderful “ New In” Gadgets in my Kitchen.

You can almost cook anything in the new Panasonic Steam Combination Microwave NN CS894s. Steam,Grill,Bake, Microwave or combine the functionalities to cook your food easily and simply. It is larger than the size of a microwave , requiring a lending hand to keep it on the Counter top but does all the ginormous task of many gadgets.

Many times we switch between Hob to Microwave to Oven. But with a marvellous 4 in 1 beast like this, all the tasks can be performed in one.

Panasonic NN CS894s

A humungous 32L Microwave Oven as opposed to a standard 20L oven with no turn tables. The very first time I used the oven, I found it rather weird to have a microwave without turntable and was not sure if the functionalities would work as it should. But I guess we are all habituated to the regular thing and take a while to accustom to change.

Really easy Program Control Panel. If you read the manual carefully and follow the steps the first time , you would understand how easy is it to use it. The functionality buttons are Steam, Convention, Microwave, Grill, Timer, Auto Cook, Defrost, Auto Steam. Swipe and touch LCD display provides smart and easy operation.The slider caters to the time/ weight. Once you get hang of it, you really wouldn’t need a manual again.

Accessories catering to the type of cooking – Glass Tray, Wire Shelf, Enamel Shelf, Drip Tray and Steaming Trivet. Manual clearly elaborates on what accessory needs to be used with the type of cooking. For Eg: The enamel shelf & Wire Shelf must not be used for Microwave Cooking.

Inbuilt Sensor Technology makes Cooking Automatic. There is absolutely no need to set power levels, food weight or cooking time.

Panasonic NN CS894s

Convention Cooking Having a heating option from 40 C to 240C is really exciting for me. They preheat really quickly and beeps thrice when ready to place the food in. How Cool is that reminder 🙂
So far I have been able to bake cakes, muffins and roast some nuts too.

A super handy 2 level Convention Cooking like the regular oven. This facility enables to multi task ,which a normal microwave might not provide.

Steam Cooking Having Steam facility in your oven makes it extremely versatile to defrost, reheat, blanch food, melt chocolate and sterilise bottles too.
Food that has been steamed up retains more vitamin content than the food cooked traditionally cooked.Moreover the left over food can be rejuvenated quickly by steaming them and they taste like straight out of the hob.

Disclosure:
I was sent the Panasonic Steam Combinational Microwave NN CS894s for testing as a part of the Panasonic Advocacy Programme and have to send it back . All the opinions expressed here are of my own and under no influence.

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  1. Jyothi Rajesh says

    27th October 2016 at 4:39 pm

    5 stars
    Beautiful set of photos Sandy..love roasted cashews

    Reply
  2. Janani Rakesh Kumar says

    27th October 2016 at 5:40 pm

    5 stars
    Wowww gorgeous images sandy! love love love! and the cashew nuts looks soo perfect and yum!

    Reply
  3. Torviewtoronto says

    28th October 2016 at 1:12 am

    5 stars
    delicious to snack on looks wonderful

    Reply
  4. Sreelatha @Framed Recipes says

    28th October 2016 at 1:25 pm

    5 stars
    Congratulations!! Gorgeous clicks Sandhya. Loved the mood you tried to capture and the props are so wisely chosen. Looks like there is abundance of natural light. So looking forward to more pics.

    Reply

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