English Toffee

"Right for the English country side. This sweet treat will be loved by all."
 
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photo by Brenda. photo by Brenda.
photo by Brenda.
photo by Brenda. photo by Brenda.
photo by Brenda. photo by Brenda.
Ready In:
1hr
Ingredients:
6
Yields:
1 nine x thirteen cake pan
Serves:
30
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ingredients

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directions

  • Combined butter, sugar and water in a heavy sauce pan.
  • Cook stirring constantly to the hard crack stage or 300 degrees.
  • Immedieately pur into a buttered 9x13 cake pan, spreading quickly.
  • Cool When cooled break into pieces and dip into the dipping chocolate.
  • Place on waxed paper to set up.
  • Sprinkle with ground nuts.
  • When set place in an air tight container.

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Reviews

  1. Yum! My arm is still sore from stirring for 30 minutes :) but I have to say it was worth it. I kept a few pieces plain, a few chocolate only, and the rest as the recipes directs with nuts. My fave? Chocolate and nuts! My candy really didn't seem like it was coming together until the candy thermometer hit about 265-270. Then is started to get a light golden color and the consistency started changing quite a bit. I thought it was starting to separate at about 285 but instead of vigorous stirring I used more of a folding motion and that brought it back together nicely. Made in honor of St Georges Day. http://www.recipezaar.com/bb/viewtopic.zsp?t=332522
     
  2. Very nice! I have been trying to recreate my moms toffee from when I was a kid. This is as good as it gets!!! Thanks for a great recipe
     
  3. Very nice toffee. Would be good for toffee apples. Took less than 10 minutes to make. Thanks Lambie.
     
  4. mine too XD Really good recipe... Kudos!
     
  5. it doesnt have any background about it, i.e. who ate this in the earlier centurys.
     
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I enjoy cooking and have done so for the past 30 years. I worked in several food service areas before moving on to a non-cooking job. Cooking has become a hobby of mine and one I enjoy very much. I enjoy creating new recipes. I have several very good recipes from my grandmother, who by the way has taught me everythig I know about cooking. I have many recipes that I have collected over the years. I will try to post as many of them as I can over the course of time. Please view them.
 
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