【Dishes to go with wine】-------Drunkard Peanut

【Dishes to go with wine】-------Drunkard Peanut

Overview

Because the takeaway Jiugui peanuts are spicy and salty, and I don’t dare to eat them because they are too greasy, so I rarely buy them. I usually make a big bowl myself and eat them as snacks, saying it’s for drinking. I put a lot of red peppers in them, but they are actually for decoration. I don’t dare to cut them, because we can’t eat spicy food.

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Ingredients

Steps

  1. Soak peanuts in water for 4 hours.

    【Dishes to go with wine】-------Drunkard Peanut step 1
  2. Peel the skin off the peanuts and absorb the water, then put them in the refrigerator for half a day. If you have time, you can break the peanuts.

    【Dishes to go with wine】-------Drunkard Peanut step 2
  3. Take out the frozen peanuts and defrost them slightly.

    【Dishes to go with wine】-------Drunkard Peanut step 3
  4. Heat peanut oil in a pot until it is 30% hot, add frozen peanuts and fry slowly over low heat.

    【Dishes to go with wine】-------Drunkard Peanut step 4
  5. Fry until the surface turns slightly yellow and take it out.

    【Dishes to go with wine】-------Drunkard Peanut step 5
  6. Pour the peanuts into the oil pan again over medium heat and fry them again quickly.

    【Dishes to go with wine】-------Drunkard Peanut step 6
  7. Remove all golden surface.

    【Dishes to go with wine】-------Drunkard Peanut step 7
  8. Pour out the remaining oil in the pot, leaving a little base oil, add dried chili peppers and Sichuan peppercorns and stir until fragrant. The red chili peppers can be cut into sections or shreds according to your preference.

    【Dishes to go with wine】-------Drunkard Peanut step 8
  9. Pour in the fried peanuts and stir-fry for about 3 minutes.

    【Dishes to go with wine】-------Drunkard Peanut step 9
  10. Sprinkle in salt, sugar and allspice before serving.

    【Dishes to go with wine】-------Drunkard Peanut step 10