Handmade Nougat
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Ingredients: 160 grams of caster sugar, 75 grams of maltose, 135 grams of egg white, 35 grams of peanuts, 260 grams of water, 50 grams of glutinous rice paper, appropriate amount 2. Put the peanuts in the middle of a preheated oven at 170 degrees, and bake for about 8 minutes. When it is fragrant and roasted until the red peanuts are slightly cracked, take it out for use (or use a wok to fry for a few minutes until it is cooked) 3. Pour the fine sugar water into the milk pan and heat it over a low fire to completely dissolve the fine sugar. 4. Pour in honey 5. Pour in maltose and heat to boiling and continue to simmer for a while on low heat (stir with chopsticks). 6. While cooking the syrup, prepare a large pot with no oil and water and pour the egg whites. 7. Beat the egg whites with a whisk to the degree of rigid foaming (lift the whisk, the egg white can pull out the upright sharp corners) 8. Boil the syrup to 140°C. (If you don't have a syrup thermometer, prepare a bowl of ice water, dip your chopsticks into the syrup, and drop it into the ice water. If the syrup can form hard sugar beads, it means it's ready). While using a whisk to beat the egg whites quickly, pour the hot syrup into the egg whites immediately. 9. After all the syrup is poured in, continue to beat for a while until it is thick and smooth. 10. Pour the peanuts prepared in the first step, and stir evenly. 11. The beaten syrup is shown in the figure. 12. Spread multiple layers of glutinous rice paper into the container and scrape it slightly, and then wait for the sugar to cool and harden. After hardening, use a knife to cut the sugar into small pieces.
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Put the peanuts in the middle layer of a preheated oven with a high and low fire of 170 degrees, bake for about 8 minutes, roast the aroma and roast until the peanuts are slightly cracked, and then take it out (or use a wok to fry for a few minutes until it is cooked. )
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Pour the granulated sugar water into the milk pan and heat it over a low heat to completely dissolve the granulated sugar. .
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Pour honey
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. Pour in the maltose and heat until it boils and continue to simmer for a while on low heat (stir it with chopsticks).
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.While cooking the syrup, prepare a large oil-free and water-free pot and pour the egg whites.
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. Beat the egg whites with a whisk to the degree of rigid foaming (lift the whisk, the egg whites can be pulled out of the upright sharp corners)
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.Boil the syrup to 140°C. (If you don't have a syrup thermometer, prepare a bowl of ice water, dip your chopsticks into the syrup, and drop it into the ice water. If the syrup can form hard sugar beads, it means it's ready). While using a whisk to beat the egg whites quickly, pour the hot syrup into the egg whites immediately.
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.After all the syrup is poured in, continue to beat for a while until it is thick and smooth. .
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.Pour in the peanuts prepared in the first step and mix well
11.
.The syrup made is as shown in the picture.
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. Spread multiple layers of glutinous rice paper into the container and scrape it slightly, and then wait for the sugar to cool and harden. After hardening, use a knife to cut the sugar into small pieces
Tips:
The most important thing about the prepared syrup is the temperature of the syrup. The temperature of the syrup directly determines the quality of the nougat. The nougat that is made without sufficient temperature is too soft and sticky after cooling. If the syrup is boiled over, it will taste burnt and be too hard, so you must use a low heat to boil the syrup. Drop the syrup into the water and immediately form small sugar beads to indicate that it is cooked. Then immediately pour the syrup into the beaten egg whites.
Don’t use the finished peanuts (the ones in the supermarket have added flavor). It’s better to roast it yourself or stir-fry so that it has the original flavor. The cut nougat should be wrapped immediately, the latter of which is sealed in the container. Okay, it's a damp-prone candy.