These Peanut Butter bars are a type of cookie-bar, but also make great desserts. Serve warm with a side of vanilla or chocolate ice-cream.INGREDIENTS:1 cup & 1 tbs all-purpose flour1/2 tsp baking soda1/4 tsp salt1/2 cup unsalted butter, softened1 cup firmly packed light brown sugar2 eggs1 1/2 tsp vanilla extract1/2 cup & 2 tbs creamy Peanut Butter1 tbs vegetable oilapprox 3/4 - 1 cup of ch
This recipe is a jazzed up version of the no flour peanut butter cookie. I like this version because it includes creamy, crunchy toffee that goes so well with quinoa and oatmeal. And what is not to like about chunks of bittersweet chocolate? The cool thing about this cookie is that [...]
Chocolatey, crunchy, almondy, irresistible. Just a few words to describe my sweet companion, my true Colorado friend, the Enstrom's Almond Toffee. Enstrom has been making almond toffee in Colorado for 60 years, and it is still a family run business, now on the third generation. My husband always brings me their irresistible toffee when he flies to Grand Junction, and I try to keep it hidden in the fridge until everybody else is in the bed, and then the toffee can mysteriously disappear. Enstrom is famous for the almond toffee, but they also offer cherry cordials, truffles and several other varieties of chocolates and toffees. Looking for royal treatment this Easter? Try Enstrom's Easter Eggs.A treat for you from their website:Enstrom's Toffee Angel Delight1 Angel Food cake1 large box regul
This came from Taste of Home Quick Cooking Collectors Edition.Ingredients2 cups whipping cream1/2 cup caramel ice cream topping or butterscotch sundae sauce1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract 16 ounces angel food cake mix (prepared)12 5/8 ounces Heath candy bars , choppedDirections1In a mixing bowl, beat cream just until it begins to thicken. Gradually add the ice cream topping and vanilla; beating until soft peaks form. Cut cake horizontally into 3 layers.2Place the bottom layer on a serving plate; spread with 1 cups cream mixture and sprinkle with 1/2 cup candy bar. Repeat. Place layer on top of cake; frost top and sides with remaining cream mixture and sprinkle with remaining candy bar.3Store in fridge till ready to serve and also store leftovers in fridge.
My friend Nirina just tasted her first sticky toffee pudding (STP) today. She has been here for quite sometimes, but has not been properly introduced to the Scottish deserts.No, wait.Just like Malaysia and Indonesia, Scotland and England have never ending debates about everything too. And sticky toffee pudding, a moist sponge cake made with dates and covered with toffee or caramel sauce, is one of the things that both sides claim as theirs.clipped from en.wikipedia.orgOriginsThe dessert's origins are considered a "mystery" according to the gastronomic journal, Saveur; however, the dominant story is that Francis Coulson developed and served this dessert at his Sharrow Bay Country House Hotelin the Lake District in 1960.Coulson's former protégé and chef, Juan Martin, has said that accordin
Women's Toffee Pump The Toffee pump from oh...DEER! is a little confection that'll fully satisfy your cravings. Its fabric and patent leather upper has a retro, swinging sixties design that's been updated by the color-blocking effect, and made even sexier by the soaring stiletto heel. The padded insole, too, will help you avoid "the hotfoot".
Although my candy recipients appreciate all the candies I make, the majority of them are most eager to sample the toffee. This year I made two different kinds of toffee: the same classic English Toffee I have been making for a decade and Coffee English Toffee, which I first made earlier this year. In the [...]
Simple and delicious - just my kind of cooking!
1 cup margarine
1 cup brown sugar
2 cups flour
1 egg yolk
1 teaspoon vanilla
6 small Hershey bars
1 cup chopped walnuts
Cream margarine and sugar. Add yolk and vanilla, and work in flour. Spread on jelly roll pan. Bake at 350 degrees for 15-20 minutes. Place chocolate [...]
This winter you want a bag that you can wear everyday. Something that looks casual but at the same time represents style. I also think we should all have a black leather bag, brown leather bag, black suede bag and a brown suede bag and of course a patent or metallic bag too. I usually have 3 little cosmetic cases where I put my things in so it’s easy to transfer my stuff to another bag. I’m the type to wear a different bag everyday. Shown above is the Gucci Royal Large Tote. It has toffee suede with brown leather trim, calf GG, and bamboo tassel details. This is the type of bag I need. As you already know what you pay for is what you get. Usually the designer bags that I get last forever. I have a Fendi embroidered tote that is 6 years old and I still get compliments on it.
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Although I have never liked caramel popcorn (not even Cracker Jacks - I can't eat it - yuck.) I love 'toffee' coated popcorn. I used to make it about once a year but now it seems I'm making it about every month! I've made twice so far in September.
I like it heavily coated so I make sure to make a lot of the toffee and use barely enough popcorn. The more toffee the better!
Toffee Coated
The sweet-sour flavor of this pie makes it a favorite. I have a couple of redcurrant bushes in my garden - cultivated mainly for jams and jelly. However, I find freezing a great way to save some packages of fresh berries and have them for a pie in winter. You can substitute the redcurrants with some other sourish fruits available. Lingonberries work fine.INGREDIENTS FOR THE SHORTCRUST:about 10 pieces* 2,75 dl wheat flour* 150 g butter* 1 dl brown sugar* 1 dl coconut flakesINGREDIENTS FOR THE FILLING/TOPPING:* 1,5 dl whipping cream* 1 dl granulated sugar* ½ dl light golden syrup* 1 teaspoon ginger powder* 5 dl fresh or frozen red currantsMETHOD:1. Preheat oven to 225 degrees C.2. Prepare the dough mixing the flour, butter, brown sugar and coconut flakes.3. Put it in the freezer for 10-15 minutes.4. Line a pie dish (Ø 30 cm) with the dough.5. Then bake for 10-15 minutes.6. Combine cream, sugar and golden syrup in a saucepan.7. Simmer until it thickens, 15-20 minutes.8. Add butter and g
English Toffee Brownie - 6 servings10 tbsp egg substitute1.5 cup Splenda3 tbs butter substitute (Brummel and Brown is good)1 tbs corn meal1/3 cup evaporated fat free milk1 tsp vinegar1.5 tsp vanilla extract2 pckge vanilla protein pudding/shake1/2 crushed 'Nilla WafersCrush 7 Nilla wafers. Spray 8 by 8 pan with spray, and pour dusting of nilla wafers on to pan, then spray again. Bake 5 minutes at 350F.Mix all other ingredients and pour over crumb crust. Bake at 300F 5 minutes, rotate, then bake another 5 minutes, turn, and so on for total cooking time of 25 minutes.Top with cream cheese frosting.CREAM CHEESE FROSTING15 oz fat free cream cheese1 cup Splenda2 tbsp vanillaMix all - makes 12 servings for topping English Toffee BrownieTotal Nutritionals for English Toffee Brownie:Fat 5gm, Carbs 9gm, Protein 15gm Cal 133
There’s nothing like having a food blog to motivate you to make something new. Add to that my promise to make my own mocha roca two weeks ago and I had to deliver. Originally inspired by leftover ingredients from my 2006 candymaking marathon and Brown & Haley’s Mocha Roca, I searched for a coffee toffee recipe online without much luck. Other candies I make with coffee flavor utilize espresso powder, so I figured it made sense to use some here, too. I noticed some coffee flavored candies also use real coffee or espresso, so after a trip to Starbucks for a couple shots, I was ready.
On my web search, I did come across Shaymee’s Dark Chocolate Espresso Toffee, which had no almond coating but was covered in milk chocolate stripes, similar to decorations I do for dipped caramels and truffles. Given that part of the reason I was making toffee was that I had leftover chopped almonds from the holidays, I compromised and only coated one side of the toffee with almonds. I t
An excellent, tasty dessert for the holidays.Quick and easy.
1 ¾ cups dates, pitted and chopped1 teaspoon baking soda1/3 cup butter¾ cup white sugar2 eggs1 1/8 cups self-rising flour¾ cup packed brown sugar1/3 cup butter2/3 cup evaporated milk1 teaspoon vanilla extract1/4 tsp almond extract1 ½ cups boiling water to cover
Preheat oven to 350° F. In a small bowl combine the dates and baking soda. Pour enough boiling water over the dates to just cover them.
Cream ¼ cup plus 1 tablespoon of the butter with the white sugar until light. Beat in the eggs and mix well to combine.
Add the flour and date mixture (including water) to the egg mixture and fold to combine. Pour the batter into one 8 inch round baking pan.Bake at 350° F for 30 to 40 minutes. Let cool, slice and serve with warm caramel sauce.
To Make Caramel Sauce: In a small saucepan combine the brown sugar, evaporated milk, vanilla and ¼ cup plus 1 tablespoon butter. Cook over medium heat and bring to boil. Turn he
