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Sqwertz > wrote:

> On Thu, 30 Dec 2010 15:46:05 -0500, Janet wrote:
>
> > If you want a nice chocolate covering for your toffee, cut or deeply score
> > the toffee into pieces after pouring it out onto a silpat. When cooled,
> > separate and dip each piece in melted, tempered chocolate. Whether to
> > sprinkle with toasted chopped nuts is up to you. Spreading the toffee
> > with chocolate then cutting or breaking it usually results in most of the
> > chocolate falling off.

>
> Yes. I have to make another batch for a friend who's wife ate it all
> and then told him the mailman never delivered it, so I might spruce up
> this batch by dipping it as you suggest. And then disguise the box as
> something she wouldn't want (any suggestions?).
>
> -sw


Tell her it's a federal offense to tamper with the U.S. Mail and you'll
prosecute. Or throw in a small tin of screws to rattle around.


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