Spiced Semolina Porridge with Charred Apricot & Crispy Almond Oil
Warm, nutty, deepened with Moroccan heat
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The best ways we cook with almond — real recipes with method and macros. Every recipe below is from the Delicious.com kitchen, with full method, macros and a one-tap grocery list.
Warm, nutty, deepened with Moroccan heat
Delicate, sweet, bright—herbaceous North African umami
Black cardamom, ginger, rooibos notes, buttery crumble
Crispy phyllo rolls with spiced almond paste and honey drizzle
Caramelized pear, crunchy-sweet brittle, silky cream, autumn in a bowl
No-bake, chewy, naturally sweet, perfectly portable
Traditionally prepared strong coffee with warming spices; twice-baked almond biscotti; amber honey glaze
Silky coffee custard in a shot glass, sipped with a paper-thin almond crisp
Toasted almonds with burnt rosemary and sea salt
A crunchy, protein-packed Spanish snack with burnt butter and smoked paprika.
Toasted nuts, tart apple, sea salt crunch
Crispy-chewy baked oat bars with a touch of honey
Spanish-style seared steak—bold, smoky, and restaurant-technique from start to plating.
A Spanish take on crème brûlée—deeper spice, burnt sugar char, and citrus brightness.
Spiced nut butter with jammy fruit and fleur de sel
Crunchy roasted almonds bound with honey and crispy herb oil.
Pan-roasted breast with aromatic Middle Eastern glaze and caramelized vegetables
Creamy, cheesy baked chicken with vegetables and low-carb topping
Fluffy grain-free pancakes with a tender crumb
Rich, boozy, dark British steamed pudding with dried fruit
Chewy oats with crispy rice cereal and brown butter caramel
Sweet rice and almond milk with cinnamon and vanilla
Half are done in about 30 minutes. The quickest is around 10 minutes and the longest about 60 minutes, so there is something here whether you have a spare hour or twenty minutes.
Most land between 240 and 1020 calories a serving. Every recipe shows its own calories plus protein, carbs and fat, calculated per serving rather than per batch.
Yes. Any recipe here can be added to a grocery list that adds up quantities across everything you have chosen and sorts it by aisle, so two recipes needing onions become one line.