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Can I roast poached peanuts?
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Accidentally bought a bag is poached peanuts instead of roasted. Can I roast them despite the fact that they are already cooked (and not raw)? If so, are there any extra steps I should take in doing so?
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roasting peanuts
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roasting peanuts
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You can, just like you would for raw peanuts. However the boiled/poached peanuts have a bitter taste that is not removed by roasting and is generally unpleasant to eat as a snack. I would use these peanuts to make peanut sauces such as satay sauce, and possibly in other dishes where the peanuts are not the dominant flavor.
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Some boiled peanuts taste less bitter than others, which I think is due to peanut variety.
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You can, just like you would for raw peanuts. However the boiled/poached peanuts have a bitter taste that is not removed by roasting and is generally unpleasant to eat as a snack. I would use these peanuts to make peanut sauces such as satay sauce, and possibly in other dishes where the peanuts are not the dominant flavor.
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Some boiled peanuts taste less bitter than others, which I think is due to peanut variety.
– Erica
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You can, just like you would for raw peanuts. However the boiled/poached peanuts have a bitter taste that is not removed by roasting and is generally unpleasant to eat as a snack. I would use these peanuts to make peanut sauces such as satay sauce, and possibly in other dishes where the peanuts are not the dominant flavor.
answered 15 hours ago
bob1bob1
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Some boiled peanuts taste less bitter than others, which I think is due to peanut variety.
– Erica
6 hours ago
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You can, just like you would for raw peanuts. However the boiled/poached peanuts have a bitter taste that is not removed by roasting and is generally unpleasant to eat as a snack. I would use these peanuts to make peanut sauces such as satay sauce, and possibly in other dishes where the peanuts are not the dominant flavor.
answered 15 hours ago
bob1bob1
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You can, just like you would for raw peanuts. However the boiled/poached peanuts have a bitter taste that is not removed by roasting and is generally unpleasant to eat as a snack. I would use these peanuts to make peanut sauces such as satay sauce, and possibly in other dishes where the peanuts are not the dominant flavor.
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answered 15 hours ago
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answered 15 hours ago
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answered 15 hours ago
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Some boiled peanuts taste less bitter than others, which I think is due to peanut variety.
– Erica
6 hours ago
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Some boiled peanuts taste less bitter than others, which I think is due to peanut variety.
– Erica
6 hours ago
Some boiled peanuts taste less bitter than others, which I think is due to peanut variety.
– Erica
6 hours ago
Some boiled peanuts taste less bitter than others, which I think is due to peanut variety.
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