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Tried making English toffee for the first time this afternoon. Don't have a
thermometer and have never been able to determine the "cracking" stage. Never the less, I soldiered on and it was looking pretty good. I was about to pour it in the cookie pan when I noticed that it looked like the butter was starting to separate from the mix. I poured it and spread it out, but when I scored it after cooling a bit the scores had a very oily look. I spread the chocolate and added the nuts anyway. I have it outside cooling (supposed to get into the 20's tonight in Houston) so I haven't tried it yet. It this a problem if overcooked? I know, I know, I'm getting one of those digital cooking thermometers on a long wire for baking. I can't see why it wouldn't work for candy too?? Raj |
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