Ingredients | |
Butter, salted | 2 cups |
Sugar | 2 cups |
Equipment | |
Stock pan with a heavy bottom | 1 |
Wooden spoon, or heat-proof plastic spatula | 1 |
Candy thermometer | 1 |
Cookie sheet, or jelly roll pan, with lip around the edge, well greased | 1 |
Clean dish towel | 1 |
- In the pot over medium-low heat, melt together butter and sugar, stirring constantly.
- Clip the thermometer onto the pot. Do not touch the bottom of the pan, which provides false temperatures.
- Stir the toffee over medium or medium-low heat. As the toffee heats up, it will bubble, foam, and eventually turn brown.
- Achieve the ‘hard crack” stage, which means heating the toffee to just under 300°F, and remove from heat.
- Pour the toffee into a well-greased cookie sheet.
- Stretch a clean dish towel tightly over the cookie sheet.
- Flip the toffee from the pan into the towel; if the toffee is still attached to the pan, tap the pan on the counter until the toffee releases.
- Break the toffee into pieces, starting from the center and working outwards.
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