
Instead of tossing the seeds in the compost or garbage, you can repurpose them into a delicious and healthy snack. These acorn seeds are the perfect recipe to repurpose something you may be tempted to throw out. I’m all about saving, reusing, or repurposing as much as I can in my kitchen. Save those Kitchen “Scraps” for a No-Waste Kitchen! Highly recommend adding your favorite spice blend to your next batch. We tried these out with Montreal Steak Spice instead of the salt and pepper, and WOW! They were savory, crunchy, salty, and delicious. Amazon has a generic brand tellicherry peppercorn which is the same price is buying pre-ground, and will add way more flavor to your recipes. Tellicherry Peppercorns: It’s amazing the flavor difference you can get with really good tellicherry black pepper.

It’s inexpensive, so I’d recommend this salt if you’re looking for an easy way to level up your spice pantry.
AIR FRYER ACORN SQUASH SEEDS CRACK
No need to crack them open to enjoy, just toss a handful in your mouth and munch away. These Roasted Acorn Squash Seeds are:Ībsolutely, shell and all! Unlike pumpkin seeds (which the outer shell be a bit tough) the acorn squash seeds have a thinner shell which is perfect for eating.

Every time we enjoy acorn squash now, we treat ourselves to these delicious seeds. We decided to roast them up and see how they tasted – and they were a hit. We were cooking up my stuffed acorn squash recipe and we wanted to reuse the seeds so they didn’t end up in the compost. Roasted acorn squash seeds are a favorite fall snack, move over pumpkin seeds! Light, crunchy, and so irresistible, a fantastic new high-fiber snack recipe.ĭon’t throw out the seeds from your acorn squash, roast them instead for the perfect fall treat.Īn overwhelming YES! If you are a fan of roasted pumpkin seeds, I have some news for you: try roasting acorn squash seeds for a lighter, crunchier, and high protein snack.
