Cut open the package and take out 300g of peanuts.
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Be careful with the scissors when opening the package to avoid cutting your fingers.
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Cut open the package and take out 300g of peanuts.
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Be careful with the scissors when opening the package to avoid cutting your fingers.
Pour 300g of peanuts onto a baking tray lined with a silicone baking mat and spread them flat.
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Spread the peanuts evenly and do not stack them, otherwise they will roast unevenly.
Wear heat-resistant gloves when handling the baking tray to avoid burns.
Put into a cold oven, bake at 300°F for 17 minutes. The oven does not need to be preheated.
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Do not preheat the oven
putting them into a cold oven ensures peanuts roast evenly inside and out, otherwise they burn outside while raw inside
Go outside, shake the roasted peanuts in a mesh sieve to remove the skins, and pour them into a blue bowl.
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Peel them outside to prevent peanut skins from flying around indoors and being hard to clean up.
Add 1/4 teaspoon of salt and 1/4 teaspoon of chili powder to the peeled peanuts, stir well.
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Mix the salt and chili powder thoroughly, otherwise some peanuts will be too salty or tasteless.
Place a cast-iron pan on the gas stove, pour in 1 cup of white sugar and 1/2 cup of water, maintain medium heat and stir constantly until the sugar water boils.
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Stir continuously while boiling the syrup until it boils, otherwise undissolved sugar will affect the final shape.
After 5 minutes big bubbles appear, reduce heat to low from now on, cover with a lid and simmer for 3 minutes, do not stir during this time, until 9 minutes later it turns into amber color.
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Do not stir after big bubbles appear, otherwise the syrup will crystallize, and it will fail to turn into brittle candy.
Boiling syrup is extremely hot; be careful not to splash it onto your skin while stirring to avoid burns.
Pour in the seasoned peanuts, heat and stir-fry for 2 minutes.
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Stir-fry continuously after adding peanuts, otherwise the syrup will heat unevenly and burn with a bitter taste.
Add 1/2 teaspoon of baking soda, stir quickly until the mixture foams up and thickens.
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Stir quickly right after adding baking soda, otherwise uneven heating will cause local bitterness or uneven foaming.
Use heat-resistant gloves to prevent burns when moving and pouring from the hot pot.
Pour the peanut brittle mixture from the pot onto a baking tray lined with a silicone mat.
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Pour quickly and scrape out the remaining syrup while it's hot, otherwise it will harden and stick to the pot.
Use a spatula to spread and flatten the peanut brittle evenly.
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Flatten it quickly while the syrup is hot, otherwise it becomes hard to shape once cooled.
Cover the peanut brittle with a sheet of parchment paper and flatten it smoothly with a wooden cutting board.
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Apply even pressure when flattening to ensure consistent thickness.
Tear off the parchment paper and let the peanut brittle cool down completely.
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Must wait until it cools completely before peeling off the silicone mat, otherwise the brittle will soften and deform.
Peel the silicone mat off the set peanut brittle.
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Peel the silicone mat gently to avoid breaking the brittle if it hasn't fully set.
Break the cooled and hardened peanut brittle into moderate-sized pieces by hand.
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Watch out for sharp edges when breaking it to avoid scratching your fingers.
Neatly arrange the broken peanut brittle pieces onto a white plate.