English Toffee

Buttery, crunchy homemade English toffee topped with a layer of semi-sweet chocolate and toasted chopped nuts. Perfect for the holidays!

Perfect for a neighbor gift!

If you’re planning to do neighbor gifts this year, English Toffee is a great idea. Simply cut a piece of parchment paper (#1153) in half, place a few pieces of toffee in the center, and secure with Regency Red & White Bakers Twine (#7993).

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english toffee

Buttery, crunchy homemade English toffee topped with a layer of semi-sweet chocolate and toasted chopped nuts.

English Toffee

Ingredients:

Instructions:

  1. First, preheat oven to 325F.
  2. Then, spread the almonds on a Crestware Cookie Sheet (#4020) lined with parchment paper (#1153). Toast the nuts for 10 minutes, stirring every few minutes, until they are fragrant. Remove from the oven and set aside to cool, then finely chop.
  3. Now, line a Crestware Cookie Sheet (#4020) with Kirkland Premium Quality Foodservice Foil (#1963) and spray with Vegalane (#1212).
  4. Add the butter, sugar, corn syrup, and salt to a saucepan over medium heat. Stir until the sugar dissolves, and bring to a boil. Using a candy thermometer, continue to cook until the temperature reaches 300F. The butter will start to separate, continue to stir as the temperature rises.
  5. Once it reaches 300F, remove from heat and gently pour onto the cookie sheet. Use a silicone spatula to make it even. Once it has slightly set, use a knife to score rectangles into the mixture. Then, allow to cool completely.
  6. As it sets, melt the chocolate in one minute intervals, stirring between each time, until melted entirely.
  7. Once the toffee is cooled, dip it into the melted chocolate, immediately topping with the chopped almonds. Set on a Crestware Cooling Rack (#1145) for the chocolate to set. If desired, place in the fridge to set faster. Enjoy!

Adapted from: https://www.thespruceeats.com/english-toffee-520453

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