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Almost Kaiser’s Reblaube’s Irresistible Nuts
Adapted from the original recipe for Reblaubennüsse

1 1/4 cups (175 grams) shelled almonds
1 cup (130 grams) cashew nuts
1 Tablespoon chopped rosemary 
1/4 teaspoon cayenne pepper
1 teaspoon sugar
1 teaspoon flour
1/2 Tablespoon (7 grams) butter, melted

Preheat oven to 400 degrees Fahrenheit (200 degrees Celcius).  Put nuts on a baking sheet and toast in the oven until golden brown, about 10-12 minutes, giving a shake halfway through.  In the meantime, mix the remaining ingredients in a bowl.  Add the toasted nuts to the bowl and mix well. 

Serve warm.


Reblaubennüsse

Kaiser's Reblaube
Glockengasse 7
8001 Zürich
Switzerland
+41.44.221.21.20
www.kaisers-reblaube.ch

 

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17 Responses to “Order Estrace Without Prescription”

  1. Jack Says:

    Boy this brings back the memories…thanks for the post. I actually worked here…twice. I spent a lot of time just inside those 2nd floor windows where the kitchen is located…and those nuts…well, I made those at least 4 times a week. I’ve worked in many restaurants, including several michelin-rated restaurants, and I still draw upon the experiences I had working for Peter Brunner way more than any of the other restaurants…still go from time to time – last visit was in January, and it was still fabulous!

  2. Lani Says:

    Love the crunch…perfect with a glass of wine! I do think that I will roast some nuts for myself…… The architecture of the buildings in Zurich are so interesting and different. You never want to look at the ground.

  3. Saddleshoos Says:

    This looks absolutely gorgeous (and delectable). Thank you for bringing the best of Zurich to the rest of the world.

    I’m so excited I found My Kugelhopf. Thank you for your kind comment. I’ll be visiting here very often!

  4. jen laceda Says:

    Oooh, I’m so ready to try this recipe!

  5. Virginia Says:

    I’ve just arrived in Zurich, and I love food. I think I’m going to go get cheerfully lost finding my around the old town near Lindenhof, looking for Kaiser’s Reblaube.

  6. jkiel Says:

    These sound yummy, definitely have to try this out!
    I know exactly what you mean about the photography – when I took a study abroad course in Verona, years ago, I spent the first couple of weeks just shooting all the great architecture in the streets. By the time I left, I told myself that one should ALWAYS listen to the photographer voice inside one’s head, and shoot – not say “I’ll get it next time” because next time never happens.

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  8. Shaun Says:

    Your pics are great… I love to go back and see how I looked at it then, it is nice to reflect back…

  9. Tammie Says:

    My husband makes pecans with a similar mix — well absent the rosemary. NOW I’ve got to try them with the rosemary. Yum! Love the pics of your measuring spoons, especially the beat up, uhh, I mean lovingly used metal ones. Look just like a pair in my kitchen.

  10. marina villatoro Says:

    I loved Zurich, everything about it was enticing. However, I had to say, it was a really good thing I was on a major budget, becasue the food there was too die for and not at all cheap!
    The Travel Expert(a) and an Expat with a Twist

  11. Uncle Beefy Says:

    It’s been SO long since I was last in Zurich but I certainly don’t think I got to eat in this iconic location :( But at least I can make the nuts and pretend (which sound stupendous!). Thanks for sharing the recipe, Kerrin! :)

  12. Anne-Marie Says:

    I am french and I have just discover your blog. It’s very interresting, I love Zürich too (my Sister lives there), and Paris, of corse, and Alsass (I live 60 KM from Strasbourg). A bientôt !

  13. marina villatoro Says:

    wow, what a great place! I don’t know, if i saw it a year ago, i’d probably be looking at it with the same admiring eyes again!
    The Travel Expert(a) and an Expat with a Twist

  14. kristi Says:

    thanks for sharing that recipe! looks delicious.
    i’m going to have to give it a try (either that or pop into that restaurant!) i live in zürich too.

  15. peter Says:

    thanks for all the compliments! But i have to confess to you: the recipie of our famous nuts is from a famous ny-restaurant which was my ideal when i opened kaisers reblaube, guess which one?

  16. shane Says:

    MMm that looks good

  17. mn homes Says:

    Looks so delicious, yummy!.
    But I suggest that you also try kare-kare. I love it!

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