Honey and peanuts are nutritious foods, can I make peanut candy with honey? Honey is mild in nature, sweet in taste and beneficial to the body, of course, you can use honey to make peanut candy, the following field bees take you to understand the honey peanut candy method.
1. Ingredients: peanut kernels 250 g, rock sugar 60 g, water white honey 100 g, butter 30 g.
2. Method: (1) First wash the peanut kernels, drain the water, and then lay a layer of tin foil on the baking sheet, put the peanut kernels on the baking sheet, put them into the middle layer of the oven, bake on the 150 layers up and down the fire for about 40 minutes, then the red skin on the surface of the peanut kernels can be easily rubbed down by hand, each oven has some differences, and the specific baking time needs to be adjusted according to its own oven.
(2) Remove the peanuts to cool down slightly, grab a handful of peanut kernels with your hands, quickly rub to remove the peanut skin, and then start boiling honey syrup, turn the pan on low heat, add rock sugar and water white honey, and then add a small amount of water, while stirring, slowly boil until the thick syrup, and then add butter to quickly stir evenly, so that it fuses. During the whole boiling process, the color of the syrup should be observed at any time, and once the color changes, the heat is turned off immediately, and the syrup is easy to burn and bitter if the heat is not well mastered.
(3) Grease the bottom of the mold, it is more convenient to make a cake mold, the size is appropriate, and the living bottom is also relatively easy to release the mold. Take advantage of the syrup temperature in the pot is still high enough, pour all the peeled peanut kernels in, stir quickly, so that the syrup completely wraps the peanuts, and then quickly pour into the mold, use a spoon to flatten the compaction, cool the shape slightly, and then release the mold, use the oiled knife to cut the peanut candy into small pieces, and then dry until it is completely cooled, and the honey peanut candy is made!