Delicious nougat
Cooked peanut kernels 300g | Milk powder 200g |
Marshmallow 300g | Cranberry 80g |
Netland Light Butter 80g | Salt 2g |
Step 1
Weigh the required materials separately and set aside.Step 2
Add 80g of butter to a non-stick pan.Step 3
Simmer over low heat until butter melts. Netland butter is bright in color, rich in flavor and fine in texture.Step 4
After the butter is completely melted, add the marshmallows. Be sure to use low heat to prevent the marshmallows from burning to the bottom. Marshmallows burn easily.Step 5
Simmer over low heat to melt the marshmallows.Step 6
Add milk powder and salt to the milk powder in advance and mix well. There will be particles of milk powder at the beginning, but it will become more delicate after it is copied evenly.Step 7
If you like a firmer texture, stir-fry for a while. If you like a softer texture, just melt the marshmallows.Step 8
Remove from heat and add peanuts and dried cranberries.Step 9
Wear silicone non-stick gloves and put the nougat into the mold. You can press it with your hands and use a rolling pin to help shape it. You can put a piece of oil paper on top and roll it flat with a rolling pin.Step 10
Place in the refrigerator for an hour. The weather is too hot now, so it will melt easily when left outside, and the nougat will stick easily and become unpalatable. If it's winter, let it cool for an hour or two before cutting into pieces.Step 11
There is a nougat dividing line right at the bottom of the nougat grinder.Step 12
Cut along the line and cut into evenly sized nougat pieces.Step 13
It's easy to cut after freezing in the refrigerator, and it's not sticky at all.Step 14
Very crispy when cut. If you don't like the whole peanut kernels, you can cut them into small pieces or chop them finely.Step 15
Cut into evenly sized pieces, leaving space to prevent the nougat from sticking together.Step 16
I couldn't help but taste a piece. The milky aroma was particularly rich and golden, blended with the aroma of butter. It tasted delicious and crispy.Step 17
Each nougat is wrapped in a thin layer of glutinous rice paper to prevent it from sticking to the candy paper.Step 18
It's all wrapped up, it's a bit time-consuming, but my son likes to eat it, so there's nothing I can do about it.Step 19
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The butter has just the right aroma and a hint of salt.Step 21
You can wrap it in nougat paper of your choice.Step 22
I still have a lot of nougat wrappers from the previous store and they haven’t been used up yet. Just in time to come in handy. Isn’t this red one particularly festive?Step 23
Twisting each nougat with different wrappers, I think happiness is like this.Step 24
Haha, isn't it so cute...Step 25
Every bite of nougat contains a lot of love.Step 26
Bake peanuts at 170 degrees for 20 minutes. You can adjust it according to the temperature of your own oven.Step 27
My son helped me peel it by hand. Little hands filled with love.Step 28
Let the peanuts cool slightly and rub the skin with your hands. It will fall off easily. I spent a lot of effort blowing off the peanut skins in the sink, and they were scattered all over the floor. You can also put all the peanuts into a bag. Rub the skins with your hands and the skins will fall off easily. Use a dustpan to shake the skins. You can easily and perfectly peel it.Step 29
I use Mead Johnson Infant Milk Powder, and I don’t have to worry about it when I’m four years old. Cooking tips for delicious nougat