This recipe for Spiced Seed Brittle may sound intimidating but it has all of six ingredients and takes all of five minutes to make! It’s perfect for topping salads, rice, grain bowls, and just plain snacking.
I use three of my favorite sees to make this spiced yet slightly sweet brittle ~ pumpkin, sunflower and sesame. As usual though, the recipe is quite versatile.
Other seeds and nuts you can use:
- chia
- flax
- hemp
- poppyseed
- sliced almonds
You can use sesame, chia or hemp seeds
I don’t recommend using larger bulkier nuts, only because I have not tested it with these measurements. But feel free to give it a whirl if you like and let me know if it turns out.
Also, this recipe is best with honey, as it helps the brittle stick together. You can try subbing maple or agave if preferred, but I don’t know if it will turn out the same texture wise (i.e. with yummy little clusters). But, again, feel free experiment and let me know how it goes!
This recipe is delicious as a snack, too
Here are some of my favorite ways to use this Spiced Seed Brittle:
- in salads, such as my Asian Pear & Arugula Salad
- on grain bowls
- for topping rice
- on yogurt bowls (skip the cumin)
- with oatmeal (skip the cumin)
- in homemade trail mix
- snacking, snacking, snacking!
Asian Pear & Arugula Salad with Spiced Seed Brittle
If you make this brittle comment below and let me know what you think. Or tag me on Instagram so I can see your handy work!
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Prep Time | 5 minutes |
Cook Time | 5 minutes |
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- 2 tsp honey
- 1/4 tsp ceylon cinnamon
- 1/4 tsp ground cumin
- 1 pinch fine pink salt
- 2 tbsp raw pumpkin seeds
- 2 tbsp raw sunflower seeds
- 1 tbsp raw sesame seeds
Ingredients
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- in a small bowl whisk honey, spices and pinch of salt, add 1 scant tablespoon of water, stir in seeds and mix well
- heat a dry sauté pan over medium heat, add honey-seed mixture and cook, stirring often, until seeds are lightly toasted and begin to clump together, about 3-4 minutes (liquid should be evaporated)
- spread seeds onto parchment paper to cool, then once crisp break into pieces
- store in an airtight container for up to several weeks
Original recipe created by Jerran Boyer
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