How to Make Homemade Butterscotch

Take the sugar and put it into a pot., Pour in some water., Turn the stove top onto high so the water starts to boil. , Start stirring the sugar right away to keep it from sticking to the bottom and turning into toffee. , Keep stirring and adding...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Take the sugar and put it into a pot.

    About enough to cover the sugar ,,, What you have now made is a simple syrup. ,, Also add a shot of cream and a teaspoon of vanilla. , The soft crack stage is about 270-290°F or 132-143°C.

    You should have a concentration of about 95% sugar.

    If you heat it too long then it will turn into toffee. ,, Make sure you keep stirring it otherwise it will thicken and become a toffee like substance. ,,
  2. Step 2: Pour in some water.

  3. Step 3: Turn the stove top onto high so the water starts to boil.

  4. Step 4: Start stirring the sugar right away to keep it from sticking to the bottom and turning into toffee.

  5. Step 5: Keep stirring and adding water until the sugar and water mixture turns into a Brown syrupy mixture.

  6. Step 6: Remove from heat.

  7. Step 7: Add the butter and stir it into the syrup.

  8. Step 8: Put back onto the stove but heat it until it's at the "soft crack" stage.

  9. Step 9: Keep heating until it is thick but still fluid.

  10. Step 10: Immediately pour it into a bowl or container.

  11. Step 11: Let the butterscotch cool

  12. Step 12: Enjoy the great taste of butterscotch.

Detailed Guide

About enough to cover the sugar ,,, What you have now made is a simple syrup. ,, Also add a shot of cream and a teaspoon of vanilla. , The soft crack stage is about 270-290°F or 132-143°C.

You should have a concentration of about 95% sugar.

If you heat it too long then it will turn into toffee. ,, Make sure you keep stirring it otherwise it will thicken and become a toffee like substance. ,,

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