Frost peanuts

By VicentaLakin

Frost peanuts
When I was a kid, I loved the candy peanuts, and the supermarket couldn't help but buy a pack, and then I became less interested in the snacks sold outside, especially for the baby, almost all of which I made. Every time a baby says it's better than a purchase, it gives me a lot of encouragement, so there's more food and more food. The frosting peanut that I shared today didn't use white sugar, because my children wanted to eat it, and my heart always changed it to glucose powder, and many friends asked me what it was, what it was, what it was, what it was, what it was called, that it was made of powder with a blender, so that it could make all kinds of food. Food made of glucose doesn't feel like white sugar, but good health is the key, and sugar is always healthier than sugar. This is based on your personal preferences...

Recipe Recommendations

  • peanut 400 grams
  • crystal sugar powder 60 grams
  • flour 80 grams
  • water 150 grams

Steps for Frost peanuts

  • Make Frost peanuts step 0
    1
    Get the raw materials ready, the peanuts clean up early and dry
  • Make Frost peanuts step 1
    2
    I'll cook the flour fire
  • Make Frost peanuts step 2
    3
    The peanuts went straight into the pot, and they went up and down, and they heard the sound of crack. Fire
  • Make Frost peanuts step 3
    4
    Take the peanut peel off. Don't just wipe it off
  • Make Frost peanuts step 4
    5
    Put water in the pot, add ice cream powder, get sticky, don't get yellow
  • Make Frost peanuts step 5
    6
    Join the peanuts
  • Make Frost peanuts step 6
    7
    Sift in the fried flour and flip it fast
  • Make Frost peanuts step 7
    8
    Here we go
  • Frost peanuts Make Tips

    1. Wash the peanuts and let them dry; 2. Do not peel the peanuts, as peeled peanuts are not easily coated with sugar frosting; 3. Do not stir-fry the peanuts with oil, as peanuts with oil are not easily coated with sugar frosting; 4. Use low heat when stir-frying the peanuts and keep stirring constantly; 5. Stir quickly after adding the cooked flour, so that more sugar coating adheres.

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