nuts & seeds
Ideas with nuts and edible seeds.
Butternut squash with walnuts
A simple yet delicious dish that highlights the natural sweetness of roasted squash and the rich, nutty crunch of walnuts. Whether served smooth and mashed or slightly chunky, this dish is a delightful way to enjoy butternut squash with minimal effort.
Chicken korma
A classic dish in Indian cuisine renowned for its aromatic spices and creamy texture. Originating from the Mughal era, it has become a beloved dish in Indian households and restaurants.
Baked fish with tahini sauce (Lebanese samke harra)
This exquisite dish, which translates to “spicy fish,” is a celebrated staple in Lebanese cuisine. The baked fish with tahini sauce features fish topped with a luscious, slightly spicy tahini sauce, garnished with nuts and fresh herbs.
Baked kataifi
Kataifi is a traditional Middle Eastern and Mediterranean dessert, known for its unique shredded phyllo dough. This dessert is crunchy on the outside and soaked in a fragrant syrup, creating a delightful contrast in texture and flavor. Often filled with nuts and spices, kataifi is a perfect end to a festive meal.
Kale and apple slaw with creamy honey mustard dressing
This is a delicious and healthy kale salad with apples that combines the earthy flavors of kale with the sweetness of apples and red onion, enhanced by the tanginess of a creamy honey mustard dressing.
Fruit and pecan green bean salad
This fruit and pecan green bean salad recipe is a great side dish. Simply start with a base of green beans, then add in your favorite fruits and some chopped pecans. The dressing will make all come together.
Pecan pie
Pecan pie is often served at traditional North American celebrations such as Thanksgiving.
Nanaimo bars
These no-bake layered bars are one of Canada's favorite sweet treats.
Ifisashi
Ifisashi is a traditional Zambian dish made primarily with a mix of leafy green vegetables, tomatoes, peanuts, and sometimes meat. This nutritious and flavorful meal can be served as a main course or a side dish, and is often enjoyed with nshima, a maize porridge that is a staple in many African countries. The recipe below provides a vegetarian version of ifisashi, but you can easily add meat or fish if you prefer.
Aillade
A French sauce made with garlic, walnuts and olive oil. It is served with meat, fish and vegetables.