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How To Make Homemade Coated Peanut

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I’m yet to see anyone I came across who doesn’t love coated peanut.

While I was growing up, the type we enjoyed and was used to was burger peanut snack.

Burger peanut was soft and crunchy such that children could as well enjoy.

There are some peanut these days that is as hard as stone, and I’ve come to realize that it’s a function of the ingredient used.

This homemade coated peanut recipe I’ m about to share is just as tasty, soft and crunchy as the burger coated peanut snack.

Coated peanut is a Nigerian snack loved and enjoyed by so many. It’s made with groundnut and the rest of ingredient on the list below.

It’s a Nigerian deep-fried snack similar to the Nigerian buns, chin chin, puff puff, doughnut, and the rest of them.

If you’re interested to know how I came up with tasty homemade burger kind of peanut snack continue reading.

To Make Homemade Coated Peanut

Ingredients

  • 2 cups raw groundnut
  • 3 tablespoons sugar
  • Salt to taste
  • 2 tablespoons powdered milk flavor
  • 1 cap liquid vanilla flavor
  • ½ teaspoon grated nutmeg
  • 2 cups of flour
  • 2 medium eggs
  • Enough vegetable oil for frying

Procedure

  1. Remove the spoilt and broken groundnut and pour into a bowl, add hot water to the groundnut, add enough salt to taste and leave for 20-30 minutes.
  2. Pour the soaked groundnut into a sieve to drain water, transfer to a large tray, spread and sun-dry.
  3. Add powdered milk flavor and grated nutmeg into the bowl of sifted flour, set aside.
  4. Break in the eggs into a clean plate, add sugar, salt and liquid vanilla flavor and mix.
  5. Transfer the sun-dried groundnut into a dry bowl, add the egg mixture enough to coat the batch of groundnut you have in the bowl, mix, add the flour mixture to groundnut mixed with egg mixture, flip the groundnut with flour. Watch the video below this post to see how exactly twas done.
  6. Repeat the coating process like 4 times till you exhaust your flour and egg mixture and the peanut well coated.
  7. Heat up the vegetable oil and fry.
  8. Stir continuously to avoid getting burnt. It’s done when it’s golden brown.
  9. Transfer to a paper towel to drain excess oil, leave to cool completely.
  10. Store in an air- tight container.

Enjoy!

Coated Peanut

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Watch the practical video on how to make this delicious, crunchy homemade coated peanut.

Have a blessed day!

Ada.

 

 

 


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70 thoughts on “How To Make Homemade Coated Peanut

  • I found this really helpful,thank you so much for sharing.

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  • Favour

    Pls I made peanut and after it was cool, the outer body was whitish. Pls what makes it whitish? Waiting for your reply ASAP.

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    • Hi, pls,I need to improve in my peanut, I have been making peanut for years,but my peanut is not always smooth.pls,I need your help,my customers are complaining on that.It break my heart to hear this complain from my customers

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      • Sorry about that. Follow this process. I also have commercial peanut making on my YouTube Channel. My Channel name is Adasrecipes.

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  • Jumoke Abdul

    Thanks so much for sharing

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  • Hi, can I skip the eggs.

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  • I found this very helpful thanks a lot, nice learning from you.

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  • oloyede ronke

    please, is baking powder really important in making peanut

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  • I want to make a custard rubber of it, can you please drop the measurements that would be enough? Thank you.

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  • Thanks Ma for this 💗
    Please how do I know the right quantity of sugar to use. For the flour, it’s okay to use one cup per one cup of groundnut right?

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  • favorite Favour

    It is so so helpful am glad thank you for sharing

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  • Pls ma on this ur post the grandnut is not roster right? Cos I’m confuse

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  • Pls ma can i use butter to make the peanut?

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  • Goodness

    Thank you very much ma
    It was really helpful but is the milk flavour and nutmeg really necessary???

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  • Rosemary

    Thanks so much for sharing. God bless you

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  • funmilayo

    Awesome,pls can i use powdered vanilla flavour instead of liquid vanilla?

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  • Bobuin Brian

    Please when I fry my peanut it gets scattered in the pot and the oil equally foams. Please what could be the cause?

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  • Faithful Avwunudiogba

    Thanks.but I had little challenges
    The groundnut was still hard and it had white n rough surface

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  • Oluwatobi

    You mean we don’t need to fry the groundnut before coating?

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  • Emmanuella

    It was very very helpful to me thanks very much 🙏🏾

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  • Mom thanks for sharing .u said egg milk and baking powder makes its soft.pls what type of milk ?powder or liquid milk if powder pls do we add it in d flour mixture ?

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  • Okonkwo Amarachi

    Waoh, so amazing ma,,,
    Thank you so much,it will really go a long way for me….

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  • UKPAKA Gert

    God bless u dear. U really started a business for me with this, u just saved a soul.

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  • Favour

    I made something like this but the groundnut inside was now soft, it now made the peanut look like what air entered, why is it like that ?

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  • Diamond lady

    Tanx ma for this recipe. I really appreciate

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  • Thanks so much. I just made mine using your recipe and it turned out really well.

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