New Year's Taste Memories-walnut Sesame Candies

New Year's Taste Memories-walnut Sesame Candies

by A piece of cake

4.6 (1)
Favorite

Difficulty

Easy

Time

30m

Serving

2

As the Chinese New Year approached, I suddenly became interested in making sweets. I think that when we were young, my mother prepared frozen fried rice every year, and then used sweet potatoes, glutinous rice, and barley malt to boil sugar, and then busy preparing. The fried rice candy was used to entertain relatives during the Chinese New Year. However, my mother also failed many times when she boiled sugar, and sometimes she had to start over again. A colleague came to our office to eat the sesame candies I made, and said that they did it once when they were young. They did it for a whole day. After the pressure was pressed, the sugar was scattered again, and repeated repeatedly. Finally, the children couldn’t bear it, so they just started to use it. Grab the handle and eat it. Haha, it's really interesting!

Or because of such nostalgia, I also tried it on a small scale at home. I did it for a few days. At the beginning I made sesame peanuts. This time I said I want to eat black sesame seeds, which is just to nourish the brain and moisten the intestines. Just do it. According to my friends, the finished product is not bad. Several guys asked me to open a roasted seeds and nuts shop, sweat! "

Ingredients

New Year's Taste Memories-walnut Sesame Candies

1. Prepare materials.

New Year's Taste Memories-walnut Sesame Candies recipe

2. Take walnuts and sesame seeds and pour them on a flat plate (the sugar after mixing should be placed in it, and the appropriate amount should be estimated in advance).

New Year's Taste Memories-walnut Sesame Candies recipe

3. Take an appropriate amount of rock sugar and pour it into a pan.

New Year's Taste Memories-walnut Sesame Candies recipe

4. Add water and boil on high heat.

New Year's Taste Memories-walnut Sesame Candies recipe

5. The rock sugar is completely melted and maltose (two spoons shown in the picture).

New Year's Taste Memories-walnut Sesame Candies recipe

6. Just boil it until the spoon becomes lumpy and slowly falls off. (Or a lot of bubbles have a feeling of floating on the surface, there will be a clear "road" when you swipe it with a spoon, you can directly see the bottom of the pot, and slowly close it together.)

New Year's Taste Memories-walnut Sesame Candies recipe

7. Pour the walnut kernels and black sesame seeds into the pot, quickly stir and mix evenly.

New Year's Taste Memories-walnut Sesame Candies recipe

8. Pour it into a flat pan with olive oil and press firmly (it will be hotter, be careful).

New Year's Taste Memories-walnut Sesame Candies recipe

9. While it is hot, buckle the plate upside down on the cutting board.

New Year's Taste Memories-walnut Sesame Candies recipe

10. First cut into strips.

New Year's Taste Memories-walnut Sesame Candies recipe

11. Cut into small pieces, fast and evenly.

New Year's Taste Memories-walnut Sesame Candies recipe

12. After the sugar cubes have completely cooled down, keep tightly closed.

New Year's Taste Memories-walnut Sesame Candies recipe

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