How to Make Natural Peanut Butter (Traditional & Healthy Version)

Natural Peanut Butter is a beloved spread in Malaysian households, often enjoyed during lunch with roti, wholemeal bread, or kuih-muih. With Malaysia’s rich agricultural heritage, peanuts (kacang tanah) have been used in various traditional recipes, from satay sauce to kuih. This homemade peanut butter recipe embodies the multicultural spirit of Malaysia, combining simplicity and wholesome ingredients for a delicious, nutrient-packed lunch option. Unlike commercial spreads, this version celebrates authentic Malaysian flavors, using local ingredients like pandan for subtle aroma and sea salt for a more natural taste. Peanut butter is versatile and fits seamlessly into Malaysia’s diverse cuisine—whether served as a sandwich filling, a dip for fruits, or paired with nasi lemak. Its creamy, nutty profile appeals to all ages, making it a staple in health-conscious lunch menus. The best part? This homemade recipe is free from preservatives and added sugars, making it a perfect fit for calorie tracking and a nutritious addition to vegetarian diets. Ideal for those seeking authentic Malaysian food while focusing on wellness, this natural peanut butter is a treat that connects traditional roots with modern health trends.

35 min jumlah2 hidanganMudah180 kcal / 100g

Bahan

Arahan langkah demi langkah

Step 1: Preheat your oven to 180°C
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15 min

Step 1 · Preheat your oven to 180°C

Preheat your oven to 180°C. Spread kacang tanah evenly on a baking tray. Add the pandan leaf for aroma. Roast for 15 minutes, stirring halfway.

Step 2: Remove the peanuts and pandan leaf
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Step 2 · Remove the peanuts and pandan leaf

Remove the peanuts and pandan leaf; allow peanuts to cool slightly. Rub peanuts between hands to remove skins.

Step 3: Place roasted peanuts in a food processor
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Step 3 · Place roasted peanuts in a food processor

Place roasted peanuts in a food processor. Add sea salt and coconut oil.

Step 4: Blend for 1 minute
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1 min

Step 4 · Blend for 1 minute

Blend for 1 minute, scrape down sides, then blend again until creamy. Add stevia or honey and blend for 30 seconds more if desired.

Step 5: If desired
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Step 5 · If desired

If desired, add roasted pumpkin seeds and chia seeds. Pulse to combine for extra crunch and nutrition.

Step 6: Transfer peanut butter to a clean jar
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Step 6 · Transfer peanut butter to a clean jar

Transfer peanut butter to a clean jar. Let it cool completely before sealing.

Step 7: Store in the fridge for freshness
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Step 7 · Store in the fridge for freshness

Store in the fridge for freshness. Stir before serving if oil separation occurs.

Mengapa resipi ini sihat

This dish is a healthy choice because it avoids artificial additives, refined sugars, and excessive sodium. Using local Malaysian ingredients like kacang tanah and coconut oil ensures freshness and nutrient density. High protein and fiber content make it ideal for lunch, keeping you full and energized. The recipe is adaptable for weight loss, diabetes, and vegetarian diets, making it a versatile lunch staple that supports wellness goals.

Nota tentang tradisi

Peanut butter, or kacang tanah spread, has become an essential part of Malaysian lunch culture, especially in urban areas. While traditionally peanuts are used in sambal or kuih, the spread form is popular among all ethnic groups for its simplicity and nutrition. Often enjoyed with roti or rice cakes, it reflects Malaysia’s embrace of global foods with a local twist—using pandan and coconut oil for flavor. It’s a common lunchbox item for children and a healthy snack for adults, symbolizing modern Malaysian cuisine.

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