Crockpot Candied Pecans are an easy DIY Holiday Gift, Snack or treat! These cinnamon sugar-coated pecans cook in the slow cooker so they are flavorful and taste amazing.
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Crockpot Candied Pecans
You all know I love my Crock Pot! I love how quick, easy and tasty dishes are with the Crock Pot. Today I am in LOVE with this Crock Pot Cinnamon Pecan recipe. Oh my goodness these are amazing.
I made these as DIY Christmas gifts for John's Mom and Grandmother. After making them I wasn't sure I was going to have enough to get in their packages. John absolutely loved these cinnamon sugar pecans and every time I turned around he was walking by "taste testing" another handful to make sure they were all good. Ā I was able to package some up for John's Mom and she told me they were amazing and asked when was the next batch is being made.
These Crock Pot Cinnamon Pecans are crazy easy to make! If you are hosting a holiday event these would be perfect to make! They make the house smell amazing and you have a great snack for your guests that is sure to go over amazingly!
Before I forget to tell you...YOU ARE AMAZING!!!!
I know that this time of year can get a bit crazy and we all start to feel like we are not getting enough done. Please know that you are AMAZING and are rocking it!
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Crock Pot Cinnamon Pecans
Ingredients needed to make Cinnamon Candied Pecans
- Sugar
- Brown sugar
- Cinnamon
- Salt
- White
- Vanilla
- Pecans
- Water
Recipe Tips
Make sure to spray the crockpot with non-stick cooking spray before adding in the pecans.
The water that gets added at the last 30 minutes makes the candied sugar and cinnamon crisp up and makes it crunchy. If you want to see the sugar and cinnamon parts like the photo you can skip this step.
You will want to set reminders to stir every 20 minutes to make sure the nuts do not stick together. I used a wooden spoon or spatula to easily move them around in the crockpot.
Spreading the pecans out over parchment paper is a great way to let them cool off and completely dry so they don't clump together when you package them.
These cinnamon candied pecans package up so cute in a mason jar with a ribbon and cute labels.
This recipe can be doubled but you will want to make sure that you have space to easily stir the pecans so they don't clump. It may be easier to do multiple batches.
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Crock Pot Cinnamon Candied Pecans
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Instructions
- Mix together sugar, brown sugar, cinnamon and salt in a large bowl
- In a separate bowl whisk together the egg white and vanilla until frothy. Add the pecans and coat thoroughly
- Add the Cinnamon sugar mixture to pecans and thoroughly coat pecans
- Spray crock pot with non-stick spray. Pour in pecan mixture
- Cook for 3-4 hours, stir every 20 minutes, making sure everything is coated
- During the last 20 minutes pour 1/4 cup of water over the pecans and stir
- Line a baking sheet with parchment paper and spread pecans on the paper to cool.
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These Crockpot Candied Pecans were first shared on November 30, 2013. Updated on April 16, 2020
Michelle
If you double or triple this recipe does it take longer to cook? Also do you add 1/4, 1/2, and 3/4 water depending on batch number?
Tj
Don't add the water. Nuts are completely ready after three hours. If you add water in most cases the sugar Carmelizes and turns the nuts black and a goer mess. Some even burn.
Artena Douglas
So add the brown sugar mixture to the nuts and egg whites?
Marlena
I am making these tomorrow for my husband. he's going to be so amazed I can't wait;)
Moya
Can you use almonds?
BARBARA BARNETT
Crock Pot Chinnamon Pecans are wonderful!!
Tammilee
So glad you enjoyed them!!!!
Kiki2brea
After reading the reviews, I was apprehensive about trying these. However, I did a little research of similar recipes & it appears the time shown for cooking after adding the water is a bit short. I experimented w/ cooking until the water had cooked down (approximately 45 mins.) & the pecans came out delicious & looking like the ones pictured.
Michelle
Loved these, amazing!
kathleen
I made a double batch of this recipe and the nuts got awful!!!!! I ended up washing then nuts off so I would lose 6 cups of pecans.
kathleen
Made a double recipe of these nuts. The nuts got awful!! Watched very closely, stirred every 20 minutes, did not leave the kitchen for 3 hours. I ended washing off the 6 cups of nuts so I would not lose the nuts. Wonder if anyone else had trouble?
Ashley
Mine did not turn out like this at all mine are mostly liquid sugar. What did i do wrong? ?
Alyssa
Mine came out the same way
Michelle
Ashley,
When I measured my brown sugar i packed it in. I had medium eggs, so I used two egg whites, and made sure they were good and frothy. After i added the water, mine were sticky. They were like a thick syrup. I let them dry on parchment paper overnight and they are amazing thus morning.
LW
Do you put lid on crock pot while pecans cook???
Tammilee
Hi, I did put the lid on to hold the heat in.
andrea
Hi! about how much does this make?
Tammilee
Hi, It makes 3 cups of cinnamon coated pecans.
Awes
At what temperature should these cook?
Tammilee
Hi, These cook on low for 3-4 hours.
Jennifer
HI,
The top of your recipe says cook for 3 hours. The bottom says cook for 3-4 hours. How do I know how long the nuts need? The water needs to be added 30 minutes before the end, but is that at @.5 hours or 3.5 hours?
Thanks,
Jennifer
Nancy A.
This will be a great gift for my neighbor! They look so delicious. Love all your crock pot recipes! Keep them coming, I use my crock pot a lot and they are such a great convenience!!
Chrysa
These look awesome!! I need to make these for my salads.