Peanut Crisp Candy--anhydrous and Oil-free Version
1.
Fried peanuts. Put it in a saucepan and stir-fry without oil.
2.
Peel the peanuts.
3.
Boil sugar. Put all the sugar in an anhydrous and oil-free pan and boil it over low heat. Don't worry, don't start a big fire. Stir constantly.
4.
It will be fine until the sugar is boiled until the color becomes darker, no more bubbles, and the surface is bright. Turn off the fire.
5.
Pour the peanuts into the pot and stir with the boiled sugar. Move quickly.
6.
Pour it on the chopping board without spreading powder or sticking. For plastic surgery, use a rolling pin to smooth it out. Cut it while it's hot, it's crispy when it's cold, and everything breaks easily.
Tips:
1. The sugar left in the pot is not easy to clean, so don't be impatient. Pour the water and soak it, and heat it up if you are in a hurry, it will be very good. Just flush, because there is no oil, it is easy to brush.
2. If you don't like too much sugar, you can reduce it appropriately, or add a little more peanuts. The ratio of 1:5 will definitely not work. The syrup will not cover the peanuts. I think it is 1:8 at most.
3. The color of the sugar must be optimistic.