Now that I've started making nut butters and know how simple and quick it is I am keeping myself supplied.
Here is the process.
These are unsalted roasted peanuts.
Mixed nuts produce a flavourful butter that varies with the variety of the nuts.
I plan to try adding some chunks of cocoa mass to a batch of the plain peanut butter but have not yet.
After grinding for a bit some oil is added. And then some more grinding.
I am not sure if a longer processing would result in a smoother butter. It gets thicker, of course, and I like it chunky; there is also some concern about burning out the motor on this small machine. Any experience with this?
I also started making chappattis again and having a stack of them in the freezer with a quick pop into the toaster oven has me keeping that supply on hand. It takes about 20 minutes to make a dozen.
I've never tried making my own peanut butter, but have tasted some that others have made. Certainly mush better tasting and much more healthier for you.
Posted by: Crafty Gardener | August 30, 2011 at 05:48 AM
Morning Linda
It does feel good to know what goes into it. I like how simple it is to do.
Posted by: karen | August 30, 2011 at 07:45 AM
If I lived closer I would 'pop' in for breakfast. Looks yummy!
Posted by: modmissy | August 30, 2011 at 01:07 PM