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Try these delicious almond-based recipes
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Try these delicious almond-based recipes

Jul 24, 2025
04:50 pm

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Almonds are such a versatile ingredient that they can be used in much more than just desserts. They lend a rich, nutty flavor and are also rich in nutrients such as vitamin E, magnesium, healthy fats. Here are five exciting almond-based recipes that you can whip up for your meals. They not only highlight the unique taste of almonds but also double as nutritious options.

Crusted tofu

Almond-crusted tofu delight

Almond-crusted tofu has the perfect crunchiness of almonds and soft texture of tofu. To make this dish, coat slices of tofu in some crushed almonds (mixed with herbs and spices) and bake them until golden brown. This protein-rich alternative to traditional crusted dishes can be served with fresh salad or steamed vegetables.

Pesto pasta

Almond pesto pasta

Almond pesto pasta is an ingenious twist to the classic Italian sauce. Substitute pine nuts for almonds to whip up a creamy pesto by blending them with fresh basil, garlic, olive oil, and Parmesan cheese. Toss this delectable sauce with your choice of pasta for a quick meal that's both satiating and healthy.

Stir-fry dish

Spicy almond stir-fry

If bold flavors tickle your fancy, a spicy almond stir-fry is just what you need! Start by sauteing your favorite veggies like bell peppers, broccoli, carrots in sesame oil. Add sliced almonds for a crunchy twist along with soy sauce and chili flakes for heat. Serve this colorful stir-fry over rice or quinoa for a wholesome meal.

Curry sauce

Almond butter curry sauce

Almond butter curry sauce lends richness to any curry dish minus the overpowering taste. Mix almond butter with coconut milk, curry powder, ginger paste, garlic paste, lime juice, salt, and pepper to make this creamy sauce base. Use it over roasted vegetables or tofu cubes served with rice or naan bread.

Hummus dip

Roasted almond hummus

If you're looking for an interesting twist on traditional chickpea-based dips, opt for roasted almond hummus. It blends roasted almonds into the mix along with chickpeas, tahini, lemon juice, garlic cloves, salt, and olive oil. This smooth dip serves as a great accompaniment when served with pita bread wedges, fresh vegetable sticks or even spread onto sandwiches.