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A delicious homemade recipe for soft, chewy caramel toffee candies made from scratch. Rich with butter and cream, these treats have the perfect stretchy texture and melt-in-your-mouth sweetness.
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Line a square mold with parchment paper. → Cook sugar and corn syrup until amber caramel forms. → Stir in heavy cream, salt, and butter, then simmer until thickened. → Perform the cold water test, stir in vanilla extract, and pour into the mold. → Cool until firm, then slice into bite-sized candy squares.
Line a square mold with parchment paper. → Cook sugar and corn syrup until amber caramel forms. → Stir in heavy cream, salt, and butter, then simmer until thickened. → Perform the cold water test, stir in vanilla extract, and pour into the mold. → Cool until firm, then slice into bite-sized candy squares.
A delicious homemade recipe for soft, chewy caramel toffee candies made from scratch. Rich with butter and cream, these treats have the perfect stretchy texture and melt-in-your-mouth sweetness.
Lightly brush vegetable oil across the bottom and sides of a 15x15 cm square mold, then line it neatly with parchment paper.
In a saucepan, combine 250g of sugar and 100g of corn syrup. Mix them thoroughly with a spatula off the heat.
Place the saucepan over medium-low heat and cook without stirring until the sugar melts, bubbles vigorously, and turns a rich amber caramel color.
Remove the pan from the heat briefly and pour in 200g of heavy cream followed by 1/2 tsp of salt. Caution: it will bubble up violently.
Add 40g of unsalted butter and stir well with a spatula until the butter melts and the mixture emulsifies.
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When adding heavy cream to hot molten sugar, it will bubble and steam intensely; handle with care to avoid burns.
The cold water test is crucial: if it's too soft, the candy will not hold its shape; if cooked too long, it will become hard candy rather than soft and chewy.
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