Raw, toasted, or candied, the almond is quite a popular nut. Almonds are excellent sources of vitamin E. It has been reported that higher levels of vitamin E correspond with less cognitive decline. But! Be careful that you don't go over-the-top with this brain booster.
So, what're you waiting for? Dig into any of the seven almond-laden recipes below.
Another one bites the (almond) crust!
Instead of the usual breadcrumbs, these Almond-crusted Shrimp Balls with Mango Sauce have gone nutty. It's filled soft, meaty shrimp with hints of ginger. Shrimp-ly delish!
Breakfast in bed
Wake up and smell the coffee and Danish Puff. The outside is flaky, frosted, and sprinkled with almond slivers. The inside is light, soft, and buttery bread that is great, too, when dipped in coffee or hot choco.
'Cause you're so smoothie...
Long, hot afternoons deserve a tall glass of Almond Berry Smoothie, ice blended strawberries, yogurt, almond, and almond essence - and! - no sugar!
Macaron for Mademoiselle
This pretty Macaron Aux Framboises (Raspberry Macaroon) is fiiled with almond meal (ground sweet almonds) and raspberry jam. Serve with tea or coffee for an authentic Parisian snack.
Nuts for candy?
Sweet, nutty, and crunchy—you’ll surely go loco over this crispy Almond Bark by Jackie Ang Po. Serve with a hot cuppa joe.
Green tea-minded
These grab-and-go Matcha Cornflake Almond Clusters are bunched-up crispy cornflakes and almonds enveloped in green tea-flavored white chocolate. It's a treat straight out of Japan - almost.