Peanut rayu

This is a very crunchy, versatile rayu, that brings a beautiful kick to your meals. Just add a spoonful on the side, or sprinkle a bit of oil on the top.
If you think it is too hot, just add a bit more oil. If not hot enough, add more chili powder. The recipe measurements are a bit vague, as the flavour differs every time, depending on the ingredients.
Peanut rayu
This is a very crunchy, versatile rayu, that brings a beautiful kick to your meals. Just add a spoonful on the side, or sprinkle a bit of oil on the top.
If you think it is too hot, just add a bit more oil. If not hot enough, add more chili powder. The recipe measurements are a bit vague, as the flavour differs every time, depending on the ingredients.
Steps
- 1
Add all ingredients but chilies to the pot, cook until garlic becomes golden, watch out carefully, as they change from golden to brown quickly. You want them crispy, not burnt.
- 2
Turn heat off. Pour chili in. Let the oil cool down, then pour the mix into a jar. Top up with some oil. Taste the mix the next day. If not hot enough, mix a bit of chili powder in. Enjoy!
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