Ridiculously Easy Maple Molasses Glazed Pecans

By Chris Scheuer | Updated on March 17, 2025
5 from 21 votes
Super easy and crazy delicious, these maple molasses glazed pecans are fabulous as a snack or cocktail nibble, on salads or desserts. Plus they make a wonderful gift!

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These pecans are super delicious and fabulous as a snack or cocktail nibble, on salads, yogurt, ice cream, desserts ... and they make a wonderful gift too!

This Maple Molasses Glazed Pecans recipe is one of those oldie but goodie recipes that got lost way back in the Café archives. I had totally forgotten about it (with over 1400 recipes, sometimes things slip a little) until I got these two emails recently:

I just made your Maple Molasses Glazed Pecans. Fantastic . . . especially when combined with the Buttermilk Maple Toffee Sauce over vanilla ice cream. 

Of course these are good, but I can't believe what an incredible hit they've been with every single person I've gifted them to...family, friends and coworkers! These are going to become my annual holiday gift to everyone. Thanks so much for that!!

a marbled jar holding Maple Molasses Glazed Pecans

Intrigued, I quickly looked up the recipe, made a batch myself and was wowed by the delicious flavor, crisp, candylike coating and how crazy easy they are to make. How could I have forgotten about THIS one?

extreme close up of a pile of Maple Molasses Glazed Pecans

Ridiculously Easy

After seeing how quickly and easy this recipe comes together, I knew it needed to go into our Ridiculously Easy Recipe hall of fame, so I spiffed up the photos, post and recipe a bit and made a gift label to go along with everything. So here you go, a ridiculously easy, ridiculously delicious candied pecan recipe that I think will wow you too!

If you're not famililar with our Ridiculously Easy recipes, you can read all about them here but to quickly explain, they're a collection of our favorite recipes that are super easy and don't take a lot of hands-on time. My favorite way of describing this category is: "recipes that make you look like a kitchen rock star with minimal effort on your part".

Like that? Yep, me too!

extreme close up of Maple Molasses Glazed Pecans in a marbled jar

Testing and tweaking

It took a few batches to get these pecans right. I was looking for a shiny, beautiful glaze and the first couple of tries just didn't make it. With a bit of testing and tweaking, I figured out a few little tricks to achieve the sheen I was looking for. I learned that the nuts need to be completely coated with the glaze before they go into the oven. Several little steps help me accomplish that. First, a short stint in the microwave (which thins out the syrup and molasses). A very thorough stir (one minute) after microwaving is also important. Lastly, having enough of the glaze makes a difference. After experimenting, I learned that ¼ cup of maple syrup is the perfect amount.

I love that the hands-on time (less than 5 minutes) and effort is pretty minimal with these delicious pecans (no one needs to know that). Maple, molasses and a touch of cinnamon wrap around the nuts to give a warm, wonderful flavor you can't quite put your finger on.

What to do with these Maple Molasses Glazed Pecans

I think you'll find lots of ways to use these fabulous sweet and salty nuts. Besides being an addictively delicious snack, they're also wonderful as a cocktail nibble, in salads, on yogurt, oatmeal, ice cream and they add a touch of crunchy gourmet, elegance to all kinds of other desserts. Just make plenty or hide them till you're ready to use them. Don't ask me how I know about this.

Maple Molasses Glazed Pecans - super easy and crazy delicious, these pecans are super delicious and fabulous as a snack or cocktail nibble, on salads, or desserts ... and they make a wonderful gift too! thecafesucrefarine.com

Want a super easy dessert idea that will wow everyone? Pick up some good vanilla ice cream, then whip up a batch of Microwave Caramel Sauce (the real deal) or this Ricidulously Easy Butterscotch Sauce. Scoop up the ice cream into pretty bowls, drizzle with the sauce then sprinkle your delicious sundaes with a few of these Maple Molasses Glazed Pecans - I promise, everyone will be in heaven (and you will have spent minimal time in the kitchen)!

close up of a few shiny, molasses maple pecans with a silver spoon in the foreground

Give them as a gift!

Need a little hostess, teacher or new-neighbor gift? Whip up a batch of these Maple Molasses Glazed Pecans, pack them up in a cellophane bag or gift box and add a pretty ribbon. They'll want to know which little gourmet market you picked them up at.

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So come on, whip up a batch of these Maple Molasses Glazed Pecans ASAP! You'll be deliciously happy you did!

deliciously shiny pecans on parchment paper

Café Tips for making these Ridiculously Easy Maple Molasses Glazed Pecans

  • This recipe calls for a microwave-safe bowl. What does that mean? Microwave-safe simply means that the bowl won't get hot or melt in the microwave. Glass, most ceramic ware and heatproof glass ware are safe in the microwave oven. The best type of bowl to use for these nuts is a 4 or 8 cup pyrex measuring cup with a handle. The handle on these types of cups doesn't get hot.
  • If I'm giving these pecans as gifts, I like to pick out the prettiest pecans that aren't broken up. I save the broken ones to sprinkle over salads, oatmeal, yogurt, ice cream, etc.
  • If you store these nuts in an airtight container or ziplock bag, they'll stay fresh for a week to 10 days.
  • Be careful when stirring these nuts, the glaze gets very hot.
  • Don't skip lining your pan with foil and the greasing the foil. Otherwise the nuts will stick and make a mess.
  • Work quickly in the final step as you turned the glazed nuts out onto the foil. Try to separate them as much as possible and spread them to a single layer.

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Maple Molasses Glazed Pecans

Chris Scheuer
Super easy and crazy delicious, these maple molasses glazed pecans are fabulous as a snack or cocktail nibble, on salads or desserts. Plus they make a wonderful gift!
5 from 21 votes
Prep Time 5 minutes
Cook Time 20 minutes
Total Time 25 minutes
Servings 2 cups
Calories

Ingredients
  

  • ¼ cup pure maple syrup
  • 1 tablespoon extra virgin olive oil
  • 1 tablespoon molasses
  • ½ teaspoon ground cinnamon
  • ½ teaspoon kosher salt
  • 2 cups pecans

Instructions
 

  1. Preheat oven to 325˚F. Line a sheet pan with foil and spray the foil generously with nonstick cooking spray. (this will keep nuts from sticking to the pan). Layout a second piece of foil on a work surface and again spray with nonstick cooking spray. Rub each with a small piece of paper toweling to evenly coat with the oil.
  2. Combine all ingredients except pecans in a medium microwave-safe bowl. Stir well.
  3. Add pecans, then place bowl in the microwave and cook on high power for 1 minute. This will thin out the maple mixture to help coat the pecans better. Stir continuously for 1 minute (no cheating, you want the syrup mixture to get in every little nook and cranny of the pecans), until pecans are thoroughly coated.
  4. Turn pecans out onto the prepared sheet pan, making sure to scrape out all of the maple syrup mixture as well. Spread out pecans to a single layer on the pan.
  5. Place pan in the oven and bake for 10 minutes. Remove from oven and stir well to redistribute nuts then spread out again to a single layer. Bake until deep golden brown, about 8-12 minutes more. Watch them carefully towards the end as nuts can quickly burn.
  6. Stir again after removing from oven then spread out to a single layer on the prepared foil on your work surface.
  7. Allow to cool completely, then transfer to an airtight container for storage.
Course: Appetizer, Toppings
Cuisine: American

 

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    1. Hi Linda, We've implemented a new system for labels, so all you need to do is scroll up to the box that says "Get your free printable labels", fill in your name and email address, and the labels will be automatically sent to your inbox. Enjoy!

  1. Love your website. I’ve shared it with many friends.
    Please send printable labels for Maple Molasses Glazed Pecans.
    Thank you !

    1. Hi Debbie, Thanks for your kind comments and for sharing the Café website with your friends! Hope the pecans turn out well for you. The labels are on the way to your inbox - Enjoy!

  2. I would love to receive the label for the Maple Molasses Glazed Pecans. It sounds like they'll make a wonderful hostess gift, although it might be difficult getting enough into a bag or gift box as they include my three favorite flavors -- maple, molasses and cinnamon (yes, they all rate higher than chocolate!).

    Thanks for ALL your wonderful recipes.
    Jan

    1. Hi Janet, Thanks for your kind comments! We loving hearing that you're planning to use these pecans as hostess gifts and hope they turn out well for you! The labels are on the way to your inbox - Enjoy!

  3. Love your site. I’ve made 2 of your recipes so far and can’t wait to make more. You explain the steps so well that it is hard to go wrong! I would love the labels for the Maple Molasses Glazed Pecans as I just made a batch and am definitely giving these out for Christmas. Thanks again!

  4. I just recently found your site and am slowly trying recipes. Never have been disappointed! I would love the printable for this recipe and hopefully my packaging will look as great as yours. Thank you for sharing!

  5. Would you please send he beautiful label you created for the maple Molasses Glazed Pecans. Thank you,

  6. Thank you, Chris! Please send the label for the maple glazed pecans. Looks like Patti had a wonderful visit with you last month! Merry Christmas!

  7. May I please have a copy of the label for the maple molasses glazed pecans. Thanks so much. You have amazing recipes and are my go to site for recipes. When I make one of your recipes and people ask about it, I tell them "Oh that's one of Chris' recipes." Many were thinking that I knew you personally and you were a friend! 🙂

  8. Another one of your recipes I must try. Off to buy pecans tomorrow and then whip up this recipe. Your packaging is always so pretty.
    When I make your recipes, I always package them up just like you do. Family and friends are always so impressed. I do give you all the credit. This label is very nice and will print it out. I have the boxes, must order the ribbon. I ordered the Vedalia chopper you recommended to chop cranberries. I love it, thanks so much for that!

    1. That's wonderful! Thank you for the kind review, Sandy Lee! We are happy to send the labels.

  9. Please send me the Label information. I just love your site and have tested many recipes...simply delicious.
    Thanks so much for sharing.

  10. I'm so sorry. I didn't specify round labels when I asked for them. If possible, can you send the round 2 1/2 inch labels?
    Thanks, Mary Louise Zaiontz

  11. I would love the labels for this delightful pecan recipe. I think I need 2 or 2 1/2 size labels. I'll figure it out on the pdf. Thanks so much!
    Mary Louise Zaiontz

  12. I'm making the casserole with pecan topping for Thanksgiving. Your tips were very helpful. May I please have the printable labels for the pecans. I think I may be giving some tasty gifts this year. Thanks.

  13. Chris; I love all of your recipes, and the encouraging “Thoughts for the Day”. Would appreciate getting the labels for these pecans, please. Haven’t tried them yet, but I’m sure they will be as good as the glazed almonds. Thank you!

  14. Costco had this new maple syrup that is a limited addition. My husband brought it home and I thought, good heavens how am I going to use this much syrup. Our son has launched, so no more 20 pancake breakfasts every weekend, then I remembered this delightful recipe. So yummy!

  15. Have added your Ridiculously Easy Maple Molasses Glazed Pecans recipe to my "Gotta Make These" list. I'd love to have the gift tags to go with!
    Thanks for sharing your recipe & tags!
    Sue in the AZ desert

  16. Hello,
    I am afraid that I will not be able to wait for Christmas to make these! May I please have the labels for them.
    Thank you.

  17. Love this recipe.A Co-worker brought them to work and shared them. I asked him to share his mother's recipe and that brought me to you. I would like to share them also. Please send the info for the printable labels and other materials mentioned.

  18. These are delicious! My friends that I shared these with have also raved about them. Could you please send me the beautiful labels?

    Blessings,
    Rebecca

  19. Once again Chris, you have created an easy, delicious recipe!
    I would love the label as I am gifting the pecans for a Thanksgiving hostess gift.
    Happy Thanksgiving!
    Mindy

  20. These will make wonderful gifts for neighbors & friends! Please send me the lovely label. I adore all your recipes & get many requests to share so I send them to your website. 😄

  21. I'm making these today and would love to have labels for the pecans! Thank you!
    Sending to my sister in IL - she loves pecans.

  22. I have been looking for a pecan recipe for Christmas. And this is the one! Please send me the printable labels for all of these recipes. They look yummy!

  23. hello, looking forward to making this recipe! I would love to receive the lables , to use when I give them as gifts.
    Thank you ver5y much

    1. Hi Kathleen, the labels could not be delivered. Could there be an error in your email address?

  24. These pecans are ridiculously easy and amazing! If I don’t put them away right now, I’ll need to make another batch before company arrives.
    May I have the labels, please?

  25. Can't wait to try these. They look and sound amazing and will gift them at Thanksgiving. Please send me the labels.

    Thank you so much.

  26. These Maple Molasses Glazed Pecans are DELICIOUS ! What a treat! I am making another batch to send to my grandson for his birthday!
    Please send me the printable labels. Thank you for so many delicious recipes, Chris.

  27. Love ALL your recipes! I made the Best Chocolate Chip Cookie recipe 3x already this week! Family keeps asking for more!
    Would appreciate receiving gift tags for the maple glazed pecans. Can’t wait to make them.
    Thank you so much.

    1. Hi Joan, the labels were not able to be delivered. It says they were blocked due to spam content.

  28. I would love a set of the printable labels for these delicious and addictive maple molasses glazed pecans.

    Thanks

  29. Hi I have made this recipe for the last several holidays and it is always a big hit. Thanks for the great recipes. Please send me some labels and thanks so much. Dora Welsh

  30. Just found your site, and can’t wait to make batches for Christmas! The maple molasses glazed pecans will be a great gift … please send me the gift tags as well. Thanks from Nova Scotia, Canada

  31. Chris,
    I've been following you for years and have thoroughly enjoyed your recipes, especially at the holidays. Somehow I missed this incredible Maple Molasses Glazed Pecan recipe and look forward to giving it to friends and family. I would greatly appreciate adoring the packages with your stylish printable labels.

    I feel a special kinship to you as I am a night shift nurse and I live in the North Georgia Mountains (only a couple of hours from Asheville). I plan to retire soon and have more time in the kitchen creating wonderful meals and treats with your recipes.

    Thank you in advance for your lovely printable labels.

  32. Would love the Maple Molasses Pecans labels, please. I’ll trade you for my Grandma Florence’s recipe:
    Cranberry Ice
    2 cups fresh cranberries
    Pinch of salt
    2 1/2 cups water
    1 1/2 cups sugar
    Add cranberries and salt to water, cover and cook until fruit is tender and pops open. Rub through a sieve to remove skin and seeds. Add sugar and stir until dissolved. Put in lined muffin tins and freeze. Serve frozen. Makes 12.

  33. HI Chris,

    This recipe for Maple Molasses Pecans looks amazing! I can't wait to try it and just in time for the holidays. Please send the printable gift tags. Thank you!

  34. Thank you so much for this recipe. I want to make it and use as Christmas gifts for neighbors, Please send the labels!

  35. We too are looking forward to making the Maple Molasses glazed pecans for Christmas gift-giving, as well as keeping a generous portion for ourselves. Please send along the printable tags. Thank you!

      1. Hi! I might have made something wrong since I ended up with with too much molasse and maple sirop in my pan ?!? It didn’t look as nice as yours but it’s good !
        I’ll try them again with pacanes only. Thanks for the labels I’ve received yesterday !

  36. I’am a big fan of nuts and this one I will try right now !
    I’d love to have the lovely presentation. I’ve made my sister so happy with her eatable birthday gift.
    She doesn’t like to cook but I do 🙂
    Thanks for your beautiful recipes !

  37. Looking forward to making the Maple Molasses glazed pecans for Christmas gift-giving. Please send along the printable tags. Thank you!

  38. Thank you for the delicious treat of these pecans!
    The sweetness of the maple syrup is countered beautifully with the smokiness of the molasses. And then you get a wee hit of the salt and warmth of the cinnamon . . . so wonderful! You can be assured it is added to my 'Nut' file!
    The only change I made was to use 'regular' olive oil as we have an adverse extra virgin oil home!
    Living in Canada, we use use maple syrup with great frequency and your recipe provides one more great way to highlight it!
    I have just discovered your lovely site and I'm looking forward to exploring it further! I especially enjoyed reading how the naming of your site came to be and your personal background histories . . . very inspirational! Thank you for inviting us in!
    Kind Wishes from the Canadian Prairies.

    1. Hi Alex, thank you for taking the time to leave such a kind comment! I'm so happy you enjoyed the recipe. Welcome to the Café!

  39. i was lookign for uses of molasses and found this recipe! I make hot honey pecans and definitely will try this version.
    So gracious of you on sharing your printable, I would like them as well. Thank you in advance!

  40. These look fantastic. I would love the labels, because these pecans would make great gifts. Thank you for sending the labels, as well as for your delicious recipes and uplifting posts.

  41. Well, here it is March and I'm just seeing your website! I've spent several HOURS reading recipes and can hardly wait to get started on them. Especially anxious to try the maple mustard candied bacon. They will be such a treat for friends. Thanks, and I'd appreciate receiving the labels for the pecans.

  42. These are ridiculously easy just as the name states. They came together very quickly and they smell and taste heavenly.
    I would love to have the label!
    Thank you, God bless and Happy New Year!

  43. Please could I have the label please I am making these for gifts for the friends I didn’t get to see before Christmas. A lovely New Year treat!

  44. Great recipe! I have been making a different kind of pecans this season. A friend gifted me some of these and they are wonderful! I still need to make a few more gifts so I am switching to your recipe.... yummy. I would love the labels if you have time. Thanks so much!

  45. This is my 4th at making glazed Pecans using different recipes..Voila !! These are the best ever and so quick and easy.
    Thank you too for the thought for the day .I am truly blessed by them—I read them before reading the recipe method
    Have a joyous Christmas.
    Would love to have the labels.🤗

  46. I’ve been looking for a new quick something to use as a party favor. This is it!
    Please send the instructions for the labels.
    Thanks and Merry Christmas,
    Mercedes

  47. This arrived just in time to make some gifts for neighbors. Please send the template for the cards. I will be so appreciative!

  48. Chris, please send the gift tags PDF. One question: I use Grandma's Molasses; label says dark, rich, robust style. Is that too strong?

  49. I would like to have the labels for the roasted pecans as I have them on my list to make next week in readiness for Christmas.
    Thank you and have a Happy Christmas.

  50. Chris, Thank you so much!! I am looking forward to trying your recipe for the pecans!! Would really like your labels, please. Have a joyous Christmas!! Judy

  51. Love your recipes, your scripture, and the "what we are listening to" links! My favorite thing about your recipes are the tips! Always helpful. I'd love the tags for these pecans. This is the first year we have gotten nice pecans from our trees and they are prolific!

  52. I have enjoyed making and serving many of your recipes.They are always a hit!. I will make your Maple Molasses Pecans. Please send me the labels!
    Jeanne

  53. I just bought a beautiful bag of whole pecans from our local FFA. I wasn't sure what I would make when I purchased them. Now I know!!!! I would love the link for the labels! Thanks!

  54. I just made these for the third time and gave them as gifts. I found these great plastic coated white paper sacks with an oval window and with a wire top from Hobby Lobby. They were perfect to use for these pecans. You could see the pecans through the window and they ddin't stick to the inside of the bag. I would love the label please. I'm an avid fan. Thanks for all the leg work you do in the kitchen and for sharing your recipes with us all. Merry Christmas. Kallene

  55. Once again you have created such a special gift recipe do i am requesting the labels as well. Thanks for your amazing site with the best recipes! Wishing you a very blessed Christmas!!!

    1. Hi Deborah, just tried to send the labels but they were returned. Perhaps you typed an incorrect letter in your email. If you send us your email again, we'll be happy to try to resend the labels.

  56. Can't wait to make these, and OF COURSE I want the gift tags. Thanks so much Chris. Happy holidays to you and hubby.

  57. Can't wait to make these! I made your spiced pecans recipe to go on your butternut squash,/sweet potato casserole for Thanksgiving. It was a huge success! Thank you for that and for this recipe. I trust you completely with everything you create for your readers. And I would love getting the labels. If I can part with the pecans.

  58. Can't wait to try these. I make a lot of different candied nuts around the holidays but don't have a recipe using Maple Syrup. Please send labels. Thank you.

  59. Chris,

    I’d love to have the link for the labels and boxes. I have an embosser from W-S which I use with pretty foil stickers for tops of jars, but these labels look sweet, too for the boxes. Thanks for helping all of us who love food and baking look amazing! Merry Christmas to you and your family!

    1. Your embosser sounds so pretty, Nancy! Thanks for your kind comment 💕 We'll get the labels off to you now!

  60. These pecans look delicious and will make a lovely gift! I would love to have the gift tags to go with them. Thanks for sharing.
    -Trish

  61. These look wonderfully delicious. I can’t wait to purchase some pecans so I can make them as neighbor gifts. Please could you send the gift tags which will definitely put the topping to the package. Merry Christmas to all!

  62. Thank you for sharing this receipt. I would love the little tag! What a wonderful hostess gift for the holidays.
    Thank you!

  63. This recipe was so good, I immediately made another batch. I plan to give these pecans as gifts this Christmas. thank you so much. So easy and oh so good!

  64. Thank you for sharing! I slightly modified this recipe to use on peanuts (3 Tbsp of Maple Syrup & didn't thin out the maple mixture). Very pleased with the results! Delicious!

  65. Hi Chris, I sought out this recipe as a way to include more nuts in my diet for their nutritional value. As far as sweeteners go I know that maple, molasses and cinnamon are all on the healthy side if used in moderation. However, I was wondering if baking the nuts in the oven affected their national value at all? I know that cooking many foods can reduce or eliminate the nutritional benefits that would be gained from eating them raw. Would baking affect the health benefits of pecans or other nuts like almonds and walnuts?

    1. Hi Morgen, that's a good question! Baking or roasting nuts has almost no effect on their nutritional value. So go ahead and enjoy!!! 🙂

  66. Chris, Is the glaze on these somewhat soft or hard like brittle? The reason I ask is that I ABSOLUTELY LOVE Stuckey's Candy that was made and sold back in the 50's thru the 70's at the roadside stores mostly in the south. The company still sells some of their products on the internet but not the one I love. It was a pecan glaze that sort of looked like brittle but the glaze was clear and not completely solid. It could break like brittle or sometimes pull like a thick toffee. I don;t experiment much when I cook and I don;t make candy - so that is why I ask. I am thinking that perhaps your sauce {if made in a large quantity) would cover a single layer of pecans about almost to the top of them,
    I appreciate your reply.

    1. Hi Ursula, I remember Stuckey's but don't think I ever had that candy. The glaze is fairly hard on these pecans so I'm not sure that would work for this candy.

  67. Everyone thinks about eating them quickly, but how can I store them? I live in the mountains. I can & freeze
    most things. Can I freeze them in plastic bags or put them in a sealed jar on a shelf?. Can I keep them for months?
    Even if I can't I'll make them for all to enjoy.
    Thanks, Jane

    1. Hi Jane,
      I haven't tried to freeze these pecans but I think it should be fine. I would freeze them on a sheet pan, then when frozen slip them into a ziplock bag.

    2. Of course these are good, but I can't believe what an incredible hit they've been with every single person I've gifted them to...family, friends and coworkers! These are going to become my annual holiday gift to everyone. Thanks so much for that!!

  68. These pecans look irresistible! That glaze sounds incredible, I know I'd be snacking on these pecans all day long!

  69. With my tree nut allergy, I almost skipped this post, but I am glad I didn't! The glaze sounds like it would be great on peanuts (which I CAN eat) too! Maple and molasses are wonderful flavors for dipping your toes at the edge of fall. Cinnamon too!

  70. I try to keep brown sugar-butter pecans on hand for salads especially, Chris, and will have to try your version, the maple syrup sounds divine!

    1. Hi Renuka, I think walnuts should work fine, although I haven't tried them. I would make sure to stir them really, really, well to make sure they get coated with the syrup mixture as walnuts have even more nooks and crannies than pecans! Let us know how they turn out.

  71. What a great idea! Love the molasses and the flavours are perfect for this time of year 🙂

    1. I think you'll love the combo Monique. You don't really taste molasses, just a delicious flavor you can't quite figure out 🙂

  72. These look wonderful Chris! Maple syrup and molasses - what a wonderful combination. I'm ready for fall, pumpkins, fleece jackets and cold mornings! Bring it 🙂

    1. Thanks Tricia, yes, maple and molasses are a delicious fall combination of flavors! I'm trying not to think about fleece jackets and cold mornings yet but I'm really looking forward to leave these steamy temps behind,