Peanut Chikki (Peanut Brittle)

Peanut Chikki

Peanut Chikki

Peanut Chikki (Peanut Brittle)

Peanut chikki or peanut brittle is a delicious homemade sweet snack. This recipe is super simple and easy with very few ingredients, peanuts, sugar and touch of ginger and salt. Ginger adds a very nice tanginess to the chikki.
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Prep Time 5 minutes
Cook Time 19 minutes
Course Dessert
Cuisine Indian
Servings 12 peanut chikkies

Ingredients
  

  • 1 cup peanuts shelled unsalted raw
  • 1 cup sugar
  • 2 teaspoons of clarified butter or ghee
  • 1/4 teaspoon salt
  • 2 teaspoons ginger juice

Instructions
 

  • Grease about 5×7 plate and set aside.
  • Dry roast the peanuts on medium heat stirring continuously for about 6 to 7 minutes until golden brown. Remove from pan, wait till they cool off rub between your palms and remove most of the skin. Lightly crush the peanuts.
  • In a heavy bottom sauce pan, over medium high heat melt the butter, then add sugar, ginger, and salt.
  • Keep stirring the sugar continuously till sugar start melting and changing the color to light brown. Turn off the heat as soon it comes to golden brown in color. Note: when sugar starts melting it changes the color very quickly and it can easily burn.
  • Add peanuts stir quickly. Pour over the greased plate and spread evenly.
  • Cool for a few minutes chikki should be warm, cut them in about 1-1/2 inch square.
  • Store them in air tight container

Notes

 Note: To make the ginger juice grate the ginger using fine shredder and then press it between your fingers to yield the juice.
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Comments

31 responses to “Peanut Chikki (Peanut Brittle)”

  1. Awesome and very helpful. Thank you for sharing

  2. veena

    I prepared this recipe but it turned out very bitter in taste, why is that so.

    1. Veena, I think you cooked sugar too much, as soon sugar start getting the golden color you have to turn off the heat.

  3. Peanut burfi looks yummy. Delicious snack.

  4. Is salt ginger nesecery for chiki

    1. nisha, salt and ginger is for extra flavor but they are optional

  5. Gilln

    Beautiful receipes I love them

  6. Minaz

    Do kurmure need to b roastd

  7. sobha ramah

    How to make ‘Pani Puri’. thanks in advance… : )

  8. payal

    Nice n easy receipe

    1. payal

      Nice & easy receipe.

  9. rama

    Why add the ginger juice?

  10. kusum

    Luv ur receipes. They are v easy. Thank you v much for suck receipes..

  11. Manu singh

    easy and delicious….which every female can make at home

  12. Shashi

    i want to use jaggery instead of sugar. Can u tell me the process? Please..

    1. same proportion jaggery should be melted and get little darker in color

  13. kaajal puri

    Hi…I.need to use some gud or jaggery. How may I use that or combination wd sugar in d recipe?

  14. Ranjita

    Mam can I use jaggery powder in place of sugar?

  15. Sushma

    Nice recipe….. and very easy

  16. Helen

    Can i freeze them after making them

    1. Helen,
      You do not need to freeze them, you can save them for months, keeping in any container.

      1. Helen

        Ok thank you 😉
        And i love your receips as my husband is indian i cook from ur site. And he loves it !

  17. Jay Rajpurohit

    which oven u use and which company mam in making recipe for different foods..I want 2 in my home for my pizza ..so please give me a example ..thank u ..and ui watch all ur recipes videos ..thank u and carry on ..

  18. prema

    I use different method to make this. Your recipe is simple and easy. Now, I am going to use your method.
    Thanks.

  19. Looks lovely and very tasty. How can I keep and try all your recipes?

  20. jyoti desai

    its really nice loved it mam!!!

  21. N M desai

    nice receipe i want kurmura chiki receipe

    1. Asha

      Instead of peanuts, use kurmura

  22. sikha satapathy

    Good cooking

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