The second time I made nougat was the original cream version. I used the original formula honestly. When I was boiling the sugar, I was able to boil it to nearly 136 degrees. As a result, I was in a hurry for several times, which delayed the time of turning off the fire. I guess the final temperature might be 140 degrees, right? Maybe.. Anyway, it's called a hard cake. It can't be cut. It's better to put it in the oven and bake it a little before you can barely cut small pieces.. Materials: peanut 188g, light cream 500g, water malt 250g, sugar 113g, salt 3G, butter 7g

Step1:Pour the peanuts into the frying pa

Step2:Stir fry over low hea

Step3:Stir fry and let cool slightly. Then rub off the peanut skin by hand. Peel and keep the peanut for use

Step4:Cream, sugar, water and salt together into a non stick po

Step5:Heating on a small fir

Step6:Keep stirrin

Step7:Start to measure with a thermometer when it is in a relatively viscous state. Turn off the fire when the temperature reaches about 136 degrees

Step8:At this time, the syrup is very thick

Step9:Add butte

Step10:Mix wel

Step11:Pour in peanut

Step12:Continue mixing evenl

Step13:Then pour it into a non stick baking pa

Step14:Flatten surfac

Step15:Let it cool and cut into piece

Step16:Finished product drawin

Step17:Finished product drawin

Step18:Finished product drawin
Cooking tips:1. When frying peanuts, pay attention to the heat. Don't use a big fire. Otherwise, it's easy to fry; 2. When boiling the sugar solution, turn off the fire as soon as the temperature reaches. Otherwise, the temperature will be higher. The sugar wine will be very hard; 3. The baking tray used in shaping must not be stained with the baking tray, or it will be very troublesome later; 4. Don't wait until it's completely cool and then cut the pieces. At that time, it's hard. It's not easy to cut; there are skills in making delicious dishes.