Crunchy Peanut Cones (Homemade Peanut Brittle)

Crunchy Peanut Cones (Homemade Peanut Brittle)

30min
10 servings
Easy

A simple and practical recipe for making peanut cones, ideal for June festivals (Festas Juninas), optionally keeping the shells for a rustic charm.

Recipe Video

Ingredients

  • 2cups de Sugar
  • 1cup de Water
  • 300g de Roasted peanuts (with shell)

Instructions

1
cozinhar

In a saucepan, mix two cups of sugar with one cup of water and place over the heat.

3min

Dica: It is not necessary to stir with a spoon at first; just wait for it to boil.

2
cozinhar

Let the syrup boil until the water evaporates and the sugar reaches the thread stage.

10min

Dica: The stage is reached when the mixture thickens and is about to crystallize.

3
incorporar

Add the 300g of peanuts (with shells, optionally) to the syrup when it is slightly thick and forming a thread.

30s

Dica: Keeping the shells is optional, but it gives a rustic look similar to store-bought candies.

4
cozinhar

Continue cooking quickly over low/medium heat after adding the peanuts, allowing the sugar to dry out and harden around the nuts.

2min

Dica: Watch the carmelization process, which will make the mixture firmer.

5
esfriar

Pour the mixture into a greased or lined dish (depending on preference) so it can cool and set.

45s

Dica: As it cools, the candy will form a crystallized sugar crust on the bottom, just like traditional sweets.

6

After cooling completely, the peanut cones ('cartuchinhos') will be ready to eat or to be used as filling in cones (cartouches).

Dica: Make sure it has cooled well to achieve the desired crunchiness.

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Dietary Info

Vegetarian

Allergens Present

Peanut

Nutrition Facts

TACO Table - per serving

Nutrient
Amt.%DV*
  • Energy
    3730 kcal187%
  • Carbohydrates
    539 g180%
  • Protein
    129 g171%
  • Total Fat
    137 g249%
  • Dietary Fiber
    24 g96%

*Daily reference values based on a 2,000 kcal diet (ANVISA). Data calculated from the TACO Table (UNICAMP).

Cuisine Type

brasileira

Required Equipment

panela

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