Pecan Bourbon

[BamaProud]

Was the 30 min soak in Bourbon?

 

[BamaProud]

That is what I figured but thought I'd ask to be certain. Sounds like a great Thanksgiving Day snack. If they turn out I might give it a try.

 

[TAFKAP]

Was the 30 min soak in Bourbon?

Oh, sorry -should have clarified. The 30 minute soak was in water. In addition to roasting, this helps bring the oils out of the bourbon. I believe the squaw intends to make Pecan Bourbon Old Fashions with this concoction. I'm not much of a mixed drink guy, but I can enjoy a Old Fashion. I'll have to dig my tweed blazer out, I suppose.

Do you use a cookie sheet or a pizza stone to roast your nuts?

 

[TNDeerGuy]

Was the 30 min soak in Bourbon?

Oh, sorry -should have clarified. The 30 minute soak was in water. In addition to roasting, this helps bring the oils out of the bourbon. I believe the squaw intends to make Pecan Bourbon Old Fashions with this concoction. I'm not much of a mixed drink guy, but I can enjoy a Old Fashion. I'll have to dig my tweed blazer out, I suppose.

Do you use a cookie sheet or a pizza stone to roast your nuts?

LMAO!!!!

 

[BamaProud]

I was actually thinking about candying them after soaking them...kinda like an adult version of the popular spiced pecans lots of folks make for the holidays

Like this:
http://candy.about.com/od/nutcandyrecip ... pecans.htm


...Idunno maybe that wouldn't work either. Just a thought.

 

[BowGuy84]

I'd give it a go...of course that applies to most things, but let us know how they pan out.

 

[TennesseeRains]

Do you use a cookie sheet or a pizza stone to roast your nuts?

 

[fishboy1]

Throw a couple of the mushy pecans on the cookie sheet and toast em again. Might crisp them up a bit and be good.