[peanut Butter Noodles] How to Make Homemade Peanut Butter in Detail
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(Steps 1-8 peanut butter method) Prepare the required raw materials, wash the peanuts in advance with the floating soil, drain the water and set aside
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Heat the pan with the smallest fire, and fry the peanuts for about 6-8 minutes, and then just slightly color it.
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Stir-fried peanuts, put them in a safe place, rub the palms of both hands
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Blow off the detached skin
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The skin and the peanut kernels are easily separated, just a light blow
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Put the peeled peanut kernels into a food processor with crushing function and beat them into finer granules
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Put it in the grinding cup, add edible oil and continue grinding
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Grind to a completely fine state, then
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(Steps 9-16 peanut butter noodles practice) prepare the required raw materials
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Boil soba noodles in boiling water (the cooking time is adjusted according to the outer packaging)
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Quickly put the cooked noodles into a large basin with ice water to cool down, drain the water and set aside
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Add appropriate amount of edible oil, mix well and set aside
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Add soy sauce, sesame oil, chili oil, pepper, salt, and a little water to peanut butter
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Blend into a slightly thick sauce
15.
Put the noodles in a large bowl
16.
Pour the sauce, sprinkle with coriander, mix well and serve
Tips:
Peanut Butter Tips:
1. During the process of stir-frying, the heated outer skin of peanuts is easy to fall off, and only simple operations are required in the follow-up
2. The amount of edible oil is not fixed, you can adjust the consistency according to your preferences
3. Peanut butter can be sweet or salty, can be sweetened or original, or add chocolate sauce, etc. to reconcile other flavors
4. Please seal the finished peanut butter for storage
Tips for peanut butter noodles:
1. For those with poor gastrointestinal tract, just use cold water, drain the water and mix well with edible oil for later use.
2. The blended peanut butter can also be changed in consistency according to your own preferences