Years ago I found Erin ’s blog – Yummy Supper. I added it to my list of blogs I
love on the sidebar of my blog. I had a
sneaking suspicion back then, that she would make a name for herself and my intuition
was correct. She has published her first
cookbook. I have to say, I followed her
journey as she described it on her blog and I really got excited for her.
I was honored when she reached out to me a few months ago to
ask me if I would like to have a copy before it was launched. Okay that was a no brainer and I was
absolutely thrilled that she thought of me.
I was even more excited when her publisher asked if me if I would like
to have a copy to give away to my readers. I gave a resounding YES! At the end of the post, I give a quick “how
to” enter to win your very own copy of this stunning cookbook. The photos and recipes are simply
mouthwatering.
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I am not a gluten free person but do try to eat rather
healthy. After following her blog for
years, I actually never thought about it being gluten free but rather that it had some
really darn creative and tasty food. Just
browsing through the table of contents, you sense something special and
different, with titles such as: Slurp, Egg, Veg, Sea, Butcher Shop, Grain +
Seed, Nut, and Odds + Ends.
After flipping through the book 3 or 4 times, I kept landing
back at “Toasty Pecans with Garden Rosemary, Honey and Smoked Salt”. I thought this would be the perfect recipe to
highlight and share for my weekly series – Friday Night Bites. This recipe is the epitome of what our Friday
Nights are all about - simple, savory and tasty snacks that hubby and I can
enjoy with a great bottle of wine from our cellar. This is a crowd pleaser and is the perfect
snack to set out when your guests arrive so they have a nibble with their glass
of wine or cocktail before the main event appetizers arrive.
My taste buds sometimes have a fight between salty and sweet
– this recipe let them both win.
I added a bit more honey and butter to the recipe to satisfy my craving
along with an ample toss of the smoked salt.
I am a bit obsessed with the Hickory Smoked Sea Salt from WilliamsSonoma. This was the icing on the cake
for me for choosing this wonderful recipe.
The end result was a delicious nut recipe that I will be making for years
to come and I know will be a forever crowd pleaser.
I encourage you to enter to win a copy of this stunning
cookbook to add to your collection. If
you are not the lucky winner, simply click here to order a copy for yourself –
you will not be disappointed. A few
recipes that I have bookmarked for the future are: Lemon Rosemary Cordial, Spring Omelets with
Asparagus and Green Garlic, Old School Cesar, Wild Salmon with Dill Butter and
Fennel, Bourbon Braised Short Ribs with Brown Sugar and Coffee and Blood Orange
Granita with Tangerine and Cardamom.
How do I win a copy of
the Yummy Supper Cookbook? It is so
simple – you just need to leave a comment on this post about this recipe or why
you want to win this gorgeous book.
Simple …..right?
The last day for
comments and your chance to win will be at 6pm
on Thursday, September 4th at 9:00pm
(PST) I will update this post with the winner and notify them via email on Friday, September 5th.
CONTEST WINNER: Drum roll please - It is Laura from Tutti Dolci! I used the random number generator and she was the lucky winner! I will email you to find out where you would like the book sent. Congrats Laura - I know you will LOVE the book!
CONTEST WINNER: Drum roll please - It is Laura from Tutti Dolci! I used the random number generator and she was the lucky winner! I will email you to find out where you would like the book sent. Congrats Laura - I know you will LOVE the book!
Pecans with Rosemary, Honey and Smoked Salt
Makes 1 ½ Cups
2 Tablespoons Butter
2 Generous Tablespoon Honey
3 Tablespoon Rosemary
2 Cup Raw Pecans
½ to 1 teaspoon of Smoked Sea Salt
Preheat the oven to 300 degrees. Line a baking sheet with parchment paper.
In a small saucepan, melt the butter and honey over medium
to low heat. When it is warm, toss in the
rosemary leaves and turn off the heat.
Let the rosemary infuse for 5 to 10 minutes. Finally, toss the nuts into the pan and stir
to coat. Spread the nuts over the
parchment paper and put into the oven.
Bake for 13 to 15 minutes, until the pecans are lightly toasted. Immediately sprinkle the smoked sea salt over
the hot pecans. Let them cool and firm
up before serving. Store the pecans in
an air tight container. Enjoy!
Yay Lisa! I love those pecans! I'm with you about the sweet/savory thing... and smoked salt. I can't get enough of the stuff!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy the long weekend!
xoxoxo
E
This book looks fantastic! Love the nuts...such great flavors!
ReplyDeleteThese pecans look irresistible, I love the rosemary and smoked salt!
ReplyDeleteSounds like a delicious and healthy snack for any night of the week. Blessings, Catherine
ReplyDeleteThat recipe alone makes me want to win that book.
ReplyDeleteI have fresh rosemary that is going great guns in my garden! I would love to add this awesome cookbook to my growing collection! bjn1957{at}gmail{dot}com
ReplyDeleteThese sounds wonderful....will try the soon! WE will be bottling beer, so will bring these as an app
ReplyDeleteIm going to make these for our upcoming beer bottling
ReplyDeleteI love your Friday Night Bites recipes and can't wait to try this latest one. I love seasoned nuts! Thanks so much for the contest!
ReplyDeleteOh Lisa!! All I can say is there is no way I could stop at one!! Well... I guess I could see myself eating one batch. The rosemary sounds simply fabulous and a perfect complement. The book?? Yes... It would look lovely in my kitchen. :)
ReplyDeleteAh, I have an unhealthy obsession with rosemary...and pecans (is that reason enough!). :D
ReplyDeleteSeriously, I'm going to dream about these pecans all weekend.
This is beautiful. What a flavor combination with pecans and rosemary. Very creative. Cheers to your blogger friend!
ReplyDeleteVelva
Love pecan recipes, I can't wait to try this one!
ReplyDeleteI'd like to win this because I looked at it on Amazon and it's got a lot of fruit, nut and grain recipes -- which I like!
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love this recipe. I am a sucker for roasted pecans especially when they are coated in sugar! LOL! your recipe is a great mix of sweet and smokey.
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