November 07, 2013 2 min read 6 Comments
I warn you now....do NOT make this if you are home alone, ever. Even storing this in the freezer won't keep you from eating this highly addictive treat!
On the way to my giving circle, one of my best friends had me taste this. oh. my. I have seen recipes like this online, but never actually tasted it. Here is the recipe. This is easy. inexpensive. so good! Ingredients *1 cup unsalted butter *1 cup brown sugar, packed *about 45 saltine crackers{or use gluten free crackers} *1/2 bag of 8 0z. toffee bits *11 oz semi sweet chocolate chips * 1 cup pecans, or other nuts, chopped Instructions 1. Preheat oven to 350° 2. In a small sauce pan melt the butter, add the brown sugar and stir well to combine until bubbly. 3. Cover a greased baking sheet {I just line with foil first then spray with cooking spray} with a single layer of saltines, edges touching. 4. Slowly pour the melted butter and brown sugar over the crackers, stopping occasionally to gently spread with a spatula. 5. When every cracker is coated, sprinkle the toffee bits over all the crackers. 6. Warm in pre-heated oven until toffee bits begin to melt slightly {7-10 minutes } Watch carefully to avoid burning! 7. Remove baking sheets from oven, spread chocolate chips and pecans covering all areas. 8. Place baking sheets back in the warm oven {but OFF} to melt chocolate chips slightly. After chocolate chips are melted, remove from oven {I add sea salt at this point to the top} and let cool. 9. When baking sheets are slightly cooled, cover with foil, and refrigerate for about 5 minutes to harden up a bit. 10. Use a spatula or knife to gently cut apart along the edges of the individual crackers. Then....do not eat all of them. Share, pack up in pretty packages to give away. Or serve to guests and family. These are wonderful for the upcoming holidays, when calories don't count, healthy sometimes means chocolate, and holiday magic dust sprinkles on a glitter of "go ahead and be a little naughty." If you want to romance your Home and Garden with antique and vintage treasures to make you smile each time you come home, visit our shop FrenchGardenHouse.November 08, 2013
Lou Ann, thanks so much for the visit, I think next time I will try to add the slivered almonds as a variation, that sounds delicious too!
November 07, 2013
Sandra, I love to package these in antique containers for beautiful, elegant gifts. I do have some wonderful pieces coming to the site, one is a Tiffany Silver Compote for a Hotel, and then there are
some wonderful antique tins too.
November 08, 2013
Oh, Lidy! Even the photos of the ingredients are seductive….the butter and brown sugar pretty much finished me…. well, the melted chocolate, too. :)
November 07, 2013
Oh my! Those sound TDF! I made a similar treat last year using pretzels as the base instead of crackers. I tried it with slivered almonds on top, and it was yummy. I can’t wait to try this!
November 07, 2013
Oh. my! Those sound delicious, I won’t make these until Thanksgiving, other wise I will gobble them up myself. Do you have any antique containers to purchase to put these in?
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November 08, 2013
Hi Joyce, I KNOW~!! Perfect and very inexpensive to use as hostess gifts packaged up, or holiday gifts. Love these!