
Indonesian peanut brittle wafers — thin, crispy, addictive.
Rempeyek are Indonesian peanut brittle wafers — a batter of flour, coconut milk, and spices is poured into thin discs, topped with peanuts, and deep-fried until golden and shattering-crisp. They're served as snacks, appetizers, or given as gifts. Each rempeyek is delicate, lacy, and impossibly crispy.
Serves 12
Whisk flour, coconut milk, water, garlic, turmeric, chili, salt, and sugar into a thin batter.
Heat oil. Pour small amounts of batter into a ladle and fry, topside in oil, until golden.
When bubbles form, flip gently, scatter peanuts, and fry until crispy.
Drain on paper towels. They'll crisp further as they cool.
The batter should be thin so rempeyek fries crispy.
Use a ladle for consistently sized pieces.
Use sesame seeds instead of peanuts.
Add different spices.
Store in airtight container up to 1 week.
Rempeyek is a beloved Indonesian snack and gift item, made for celebrations and given to honor guests.
Batter was too thick or oil wasn't hot enough. Make batter thinner and maintain 170°C oil temperature.
Per serving (60g / 2.1 oz) · 12 servings total
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