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    Chocolate Toffee

    I have been making this candy for over 18 years and have won ribbons at the TEXAS State Fair and the Colorado State Fair.

    Chocolate Toffee

    ¼ cup corn syrup
    1 stick of no salt butter
    3 sticks of margarine
    2 cups of sugar

    2 cup of pecans
    1 cup of chocolate chips
    ¼ of pecans sprinkles

    heat sugar, butter, margarine, syrup in large pan until it reaches 290 degrees add pecans and reheat to 290

    you have to stir all the time with a long handle wood spoon and you need a good candy thermometer ….pour on 2 large no stick cookie sheets and spread as thin as possible.

    Top with the chocolate chips and after they are melted spread evenly over the top

    Top with pecan sprinkles

    Put in refrigerator to set and keep candy in there is stays better

    Enjoy

    Stan Rodgers

    #2
    i have actually been looking for a good toffee recipe.. ill have to try this out tomorrow!

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      #3
      Let me know how it works out.... when you pour it in the pan work it as thin as you can with the back side of a long spoon... IN fact you have to sitr with a wooden spoon as it gets pretty thick.

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        #4
        Got any pics of the process or the finished product????

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          #5
          I will look for a picture or make a batch and take one...

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            #6
            ttt
            Any pics of this being made?

            sounds like you put the chocolate chips over the hot candy and wait for them to melt? Could you melt them and then pour it over the candy?

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              #7
              Originally posted by kfd82 View Post
              ttt
              Any pics of this being made?

              sounds like you put the chocolate chips over the hot candy and wait for them to melt? Could you melt them and then pour it over the candy?
              I put the chocolate chips over the hot candy and wait a few minutes to spread the chocolate. You could melt in a pan but this adds a step that is not necessary.

              This is good stuff and wonderful for the holidays!

              I do not have pictures but plan on making a patch soon and will post some pics.

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                #8
                Thanks - my wife is always looking for another Sweets recipe!

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                  #9
                  My wife made this today and it is great. Thanks tons for the recipe.

                  Will be making this again for sure.

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by Lonestar_HOYT View Post
                    My wife made this today and it is great. Thanks tons for the recipe.

                    Will be making this again for sure.
                    Thanks..... I used to make this as give as X-Mas gifts for business clients.... everyone used to beg for it... I would say no business no candy...

                    Have her try try the Nut Brittle....

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                      #11
                      She made it again Sunday after Church and I cant stay out of it.
                      This stuff is great.

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                        #12
                        pics man...we need pics!!

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                          #13
                          Originally posted by kfd82 View Post
                          pics man...we need pics!!
                          Okay... just made some...

                          Cooking




                          just poured and spread thin on the cookie sheet



                          with chocolate



                          done and ready to put in refrigerator to cool

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                            Pics from our batch.

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                              Originally posted by Lonestar_HOYT View Post
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                              Pics from our batch.

                              That looks perfect.... I can tell by the color of the toffee. Darker means heated to much.... lighter means not heated enough.

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