Candied Pecans
Great for salad toppings but if anyone is in the kitchen with you, you should double this recipe because they'll steal half your batch.

Ingredients
Instructions
Add enough oil to a cast iron skillet to gloss the bottom of it (not much, about a teaspoon or two depending on the size of the pan)
Toast the pecans until their color has darkened and they've crisped up
Melt about a tablespoon or two of butter into the skillet and toss the pecans in it to cover
Add a sprinkle of brown sugar and toss to coat
Allow pecans to crisp and moisture to absorb, remove from heat
Place on a piece of parchment to cool, keeping the pecans separate so they don't stick
Add a light sprinkle of coarse sea salt or kosher salt to taste
Notes
These can be done in the oven but it's easier to just toast them in the pan instead of roasting them first. For larger batches, the oven is worth it.