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Peanut Brittle
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Instructions
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Prepare a large (10"x15") rimmed cookie sheet by covering it in butter.
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Stir together the sugar, corn syrup, and water in a large heavy saucepan.
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Cook the mixture at medium heat until it reaches hard crack stage (300℉) according to a candy thermometer.
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Reduce heat to low and add peanuts, cooking slowly for 10 minutes, stirring frequently.
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Increase the heat to medium during the last 2 minutes of cooking to give the candy a golden color.
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Right before removing from the heat, add the baking soda and combine well.
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Pour the mixture carefully onto the prepared cookie sheet and spread evenly.
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Let it cool completely (for at least one hour) and then break it into bite-sized pieces.
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Tips & Tricks (5)
- Temperature Precision 🌡️Use a candy thermometer to ensure the sugar syrup reaches exactly 300°F (hard crack stage) for perfect brittle texture.
- Baking Soda Magic 🧪Add baking soda off the heat to create tiny air bubbles that give peanut brittle its signature light, crispy texture.
- Peanut Prep Power 🥜Always use roasted salted peanuts and warm them slightly before adding to the syrup to prevent temperature shock and ensure even distribution.
- Surface Strategy 🧊Prepare a silicone mat or heavily buttered baking sheet in advance, as you'll need to pour and spread the hot candy quickly before it hardens.
- Cooling Technique 💨Allow the brittle to cool completely at room temperature for at least 30 minutes before breaking to ensure maximum crispness and prevent sticky texture.
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Vegetarian
Vegan
Gluten Free
Low-Cholesterol
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