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Roasted rosemary Brazil nuts are a simple, savory snack made with just a handful of ingredients. Brazil nuts are coated in olive oil, salt, pepper, paprika, agave syrup, and fresh rosemary before being roasted until golden and fragrant. The combination of herbs and spices enhances the natural richness of the nuts, making them a flavorful and crunchy treat.
The preparation is straightforward. The nuts are tossed with seasonings in a bowl, ensuring they are evenly coated. They are then spread out on a parchment-lined baking sheet to prevent sticking and allow for even roasting. Stirring them halfway through ensures they roast evenly without burning.
Roasting at a lower temperature—150°C (300°F)—helps the nuts develop a deep flavor without becoming overly browned too quickly. The gentle heat allows the rosemary to infuse into the nuts, balancing the sweetness of the agave syrup with its earthy aroma. After about 30 minutes, they should be lightly crisp and golden.
Once roasted, the nuts need to cool completely before storing. This step is important because they continue to crisp up as they cool. Storing them in an airtight container keeps them fresh and crunchy for longer. They make a great snack on their own or can be added to salads, grain bowls, or even crushed as a topping for roasted vegetables.
This recipe is an easy way to add variety to homemade snacks with minimal effort. The combination of rosemary, paprika, and a touch of sweetness makes these Brazil nuts a flavorful alternative to plain roasted nuts. Whether for meal prep or quick snacking, they come together quickly and store well for days.
Keep them in an airtight container at room temperature for up to a week.
Oil helps the seasonings stick to the nuts and enhances roasting, but you can omit it if needed.
No, it has mild seasoning, but you can add chili powder for extra heat.
Yes, air fry at 150°C (300°F) for about 15–20 minutes, shaking the basket halfway through.
You can, but the flavor won’t be as strong. Use about half the amount of dried rosemary.
They may have been over-roasted or burned. Reduce the roasting time if needed.
Yes, just use a larger baking sheet to ensure the nuts roast evenly.
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