Tastes like bacon, but lets the pig live. They’re hard to leave along, so you might want to make a double batch.
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Rating
5/5 (from 2 ratings)5 -
Yield
Makes 2 cups.
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Ingredients
2 cup almonds (soaked 8 hours)
1 tablespoon liquid smoke
2 teaspoons smoked salt
½ cup nama shoyu
2 tablespoons agave syrup
Recipe Directions
1. After soaking almonds overnight in water, soak another 8 hours or longer in remaining ingredients. (I find a gallon ziplock bag works great!)
2. Then place in dehydrator on mesh and dry at 105 degrees until crispy.
Rkbush's Thoughts
By rkbushTastes like bacon, but lets the pig live.
They’re hard to leave along, so you might want to make a double batch.
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dodo
Dec 10, 2010
sounds nummy, is it ok to use almonds with the skins on for this ?
Chris S
May 09, 2010
Well that does sound quite nice indeed. And I think using liquid smoke is just fine, as long as it doesnt have the additives in it.
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dodo
Dec 10, 2010
sounds nummy, is it ok to use almonds with the skins on for this ?
Chris S
May 09, 2010
Well that does sound quite nice indeed. And I think using liquid smoke is just fine, as long as it doesnt have the additives in it.
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