Chin chin is a nigerian snack made with very few ingredients. You can make them as crunchy or as soft. I always have these at home, my 2 years old loves it and its hubby's best snack.
I have never tried baking them before but I did a little experiment, they came out perfect and very crunchy. Here is how I achieved that...
Ingredients Required
60g butter (at room temperature) or 1/4 cup sunflower oil
2 eggs
4 and 3/4 cups plain flour
1 tablespoon vanilla extracts
2 nutmegs (grated)
1 cup of milk
1/2 cup sugar (you can add more if you love sugar)
Pinch of salt
Frying oil for deep frying, If you want that option
Methods
Add all the ingredients into a mixer or a bowl, mix until properly combined
Step 2
cut the rolled dough into cubes and then make a small incision in the middle of the cubed dough |
stretch the incised cubed dough |
turn in one of the ends through the incision |
stretch |
If you wish to fry, please follow steps 5&6
Step 5
In a wok or big pot, add a lot of frying oil, like half of the wok/pot. Heat up until very hot, then fry the chin chin until golden brown. Remember to continually stir the chin chin while they are frying, so as to fry evenly.
Step 6
Transfer the fried chin chin on a tray lined with kitchen tissue. Allow to cool down and then you can store in the freezer or in an air tight container
Step 7
Pre-heat oven to 160 degrees celsius. Place all the cut chin-chin onto individual baking trays lined with baking paper. Pace into the over, bake for about 20 minutes and then turn up the oven to 180, bake for another 15 minutes or until they are browned or properly baked.
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