The winger opened his account for the club away to Dundee last week but wasn’t able to hit the net in the 4-0 win over the Saints.
A first half goal from Kevin Kelsy was added to by Ryan Naderi’s close-range finish, before his Venezuelan strike partner notched his second of the day.
Sub Tochi Chukwuani put the icing on the cake late on as Derek McInnes’ men got back to winning ways.
Rangers face Hearts at Tynecastle on Wednesday before a Premier Sports Cup semi-final clash with Aberdeen at Hampden, and Bouanani was delighted to kick off the important week with a victory.
Speaking exclusively to RangersTV, he said: “I think it was a good performance; we played well in the first half, but in the second half we scored twice, then we scored again with Tochi.
“The weather in the second half was bad, but we dealt with it really well.
“After last week, we had to win. Against Dundee, we played well but didn’t win, but we said before the game we had to get the victory in front of the fans.
“I think it was a team performance and everyone contributed, including the guys from the bench.
“We had to win, and we did, so now it is on to Wednesday.”
The on-loan Stuttgart wide man reckons Ibrox is the greatest ground he has played in so far in his career.
He is loving his spell in Scotland, and he appreciates how quickly the supporters have taken to him.
He added: “I enjoy playing here and it is the best stadium I have played in.
“When we play well, I can feel the fans behind us. I thought I should have scored one or two goals today.
“I will watch the game back and see what I can do better in the next game.
“The fans have been great to me, and I appreciate the love they give me, and it makes me happy.
“I always try to do better, score goals, assist and win every game.
“It is an important week; we play three games, and we had to win this game. Now we can look forward to the next one.
“It is important we take it step by step and game by game.”
