Roasted Peanut Chilli Crispβ¦.
β¨ Quick Recipe Breakdown ππ»
Roast the Peanuts
Preheat oven to 180Β°C / 350Β°F / Gas Mark 4
Add 100ish grams peanuts to a tray
(Leave whole or roughly chop/pulse a few times)
Roast until golden brown (10-15mins)
Set aside
Sesame seeds
Play sesame seeds in a dry pan
Turn on medium low heat
Toss or stir every few minutes until golden Brown
Alternatively, to get a more even consistent toast – place in the oven on a baking sheet for 5 to 10 minutes
Infused Oil
Add neutral oil to a pot (peanut, sunflower, rapeseed)
Heat gently on medium heat
Add
3β4 garlic cloves, thinly sliced
Cook until lightly golden
(Not dark – they will continue cooking after)
Chilli Mix
Add to a heatproof bowl
1 T chilli flakes
1 T soy sauce
2 t rice wine vinegar
1 t salt
2 T toasted sesame seeds
Roasted Peanuts
Mix well
Build the Oil
Place a sieve over the bowl
Strain the hot oil and garlic into the bowl
(Pour the hot oil over the chilli, peanut sesame mix)
Stir everything together
Allow to cool slightly
Add the crispy garlic back in
Store in a jar once cooled
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π©πΌβπ³ A Few Wee Tips & Notes πͺ
– Donβt let the garlic go too dark – itβll turn bitter
– It continues to cook after itβs removed from the oil so strain when itβs a light golden brown colour
– Pouring hot oil over the chilli mix blooms the spices and deepens flavour
– Letting the garlic cool slightly helps it crisp up nicely
– You can control heat by adjusting chilli flakes
– This gets better as it sits
– Unreal on eggs, noodles, rice, or roasted veg
– t = teaspoon, T = tablespoon
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9 Comments
In Mexican cuisine, we have a version of this called Salsa Macha. Sometimes people also refer to it as Salsa Seca (Dry salsa) when there's less oil, as when you put aside the peanuts & Chiles before you added the hot oil. It's fairly customizable, as you said, and really can be put on anything. @Masienda has very good recipes/riffs on salsa matchas that I highly recommend, if only for inspo. Salsa Matcha/Chili Crisps are one of my top favorite categories of salsas. β€
Looks delicious! My canning funnel is one of the most used tools in my kitchen. Saves me wiping off a lot of jars lol
Great tips, Eimear
I love her accent so much itβs so cozy π Iβm Scottish and apparently I just sound obnoxious
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This is an example of what an engaging teacher you are: i don't even like chilli's, would never make or eat this but watched the video 3 or 4 times just for the love of skills and presentation πβ¨οΈπ
I mean this in THE BEST WAY HUMANLY POSSIBLE, but you sound like a chipper leprechaun whoβd share her gold with everyone, and itβs so precious π©π (totally subbing now, from Baltimore, USA!!!!)
Love those knife skills Chef, looks great!
I've seen a few variations of chilli crisp recipe videos but this is the first one I've wanted to make and doesn't contain sugar. Thanks for the recipe. Will deffo be doing soon.