Small PastriesCaramelized PecansCaramelized Pecans are a small, tasty treat, quick and easy to make, enjoyed over the Christmas holidays.Difficulty EasyPreparation 20 minutesServings for 6 people Send × Facebook Twitter Email Pinterest Save PrintCaramelized Pecans are a small, light indulgence, made above all during the Christmas season for a sweet end to a meal that doesn’t weigh you down, while waiting for the classic Christmas Desserts, richer and more show-stopping.To make this Caramelized Nuts and Fruit recipe you’ll need just 20 minutes and only 3 ingredients: shelled Pecans, sugar and water. Nothing could be simpler. They cook over high heat and need constant attention, with frequent stirring, so the caramel doesn’t burn. Once the nuts are perfectly caramelized and dry, they need to cool for at least an hour, until the caramel around them hardens into a thin, crunchy coating that is truly hard to resist.Ideal as a simple sweet finger food, Caramelized Pecans are also perfect for topping spoon desserts, adding an instant crunchy touch, or for dressing up the decoration of cakes or individual desserts.If you love caramelized nuts you can’t miss the recipe for Caramelized Almonds and for Hazelnut Brittle and Almond Brittle. And for more tasty pecan recipes, try the Pecan Pie, the Walnut and Salted Caramel Bundt Cake, the Pecan Cheesecake, the Blondies, the Blueberry and Walnut Muffins and the extra-creamy Mashed Sweet Potatoes with Pecans.Now grab the sugar and tie on your apron: let’s make Caramelized Pecans in a flash.Ingredients for 6 people250 Pecans shelled250 g of Sugar2 tablespoons of WaterCopy Ingredients ListOpen in AppMethodTo make the Caramelized Pecans, take a large skillet and add the shelled nuts, the sugar and the water.Turn the heat to high and start stirring. The sugar will slowly begin to melt, creating an amber caramel that will coat the nuts. It will take about 15 minutes.Once the nuts are completely caramelized, dry and separated from one another, spread them on a wooden cutting board lined with parchment paper and let them cool completely.Once cool, your Caramelized Pecans are ready to serve. Finally, remember to download our App with exclusive content and fewer ads!Variations and AlternativesYou can enrich this recipe by adding 1 tablespoon of unsweetened cocoa powder, which makes the caramel darker and more flavorful, or you can flavor the Caramelized Pecans with spices such as ground cinnamon or star anise.TipsWhen you turn off the heat, quickly spread the nuts out on the parchment paper and make sure they don’t overlap, or they could stick together.StorageCaramelized Pecans keep in the pantry, in an airtight container, for about 1 week.Comments ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ × 5 / 5 You need to enable JavaScript to vote Cancel reply Leave a comment