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Food Topic 15 – How to peel peanuts

2015-06-12View Original

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This post was last edited by zhongqiaofang on 2015-6-13 07:40. I want to have a bowl of peanut soup; I need peanuts with the skins removed, but all the peanuts available in supermarkets have red skins, and it’s difficult to remove those skins. How can I quickly get rid of the skins from the peanuts?
Reply #22015-06-12
Waiting for an answer; I’ve heard that you can peel garlic using a microwave.
Reply #32015-06-12
Why peel it? The red skin can help replenish blood
Reply #42015-06-13
Should you take a look at the method for peeling eggshells? First, heat the peanuts, and then put them in the freezer of the refrigerator. Take the ice out and stir it in a bit.
Reply #52015-06-13
Soak it in water; once the peanut skin becomes soft, it can be rubbed off easily
Reply #62015-06-13
Soak it in water; once the peanut skin softens, it can be easily peeled off. But why peel it? The red skin can help boost blood circulation!

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