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Best-Ever Nut Brittle

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Tina Ujlaki adapted this crunchy, buttery, slightly salty brittle from a recipe by pastry chef Karen DeMasco of New York City’s Craft. When her children were younger, Tina would make it as a holiday gift for their teachers. As she recalls, "Come November, I’d start getting these looks from teachers who were hoping for the brittle but too shy to ask me about it."

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Best-Ever Nut Brittle

I followed the instructions exactly, and my brittle isn't "brittle." I put it in the fridge overnight, and it breaks into chards, but it could still take a filling out of someone's tooth. Any suggestions?

Posted by: jchambers79 on December 16, 2009

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If you are going to be tempted by sweets, allow this spectacular brittle to be your temptation. It has a near perfect, melt in your mouth texture and extraordinary flavor. I used cashews & peanuts but the fleur de sel gave it the perfect finish.

Posted by: loribhowe on December 9, 2009

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