Chocolate Toffee Pecan Brittle. With only 4 ingredients this simple easy candy recipe is ideal for Holiday gift giving or entertaining.

Chocolate Toffee Pecan Brittle. Only 4 ingredients!
One word: ADDICTIVE!
Today’s recipe is an oh so easy to make candy confection that is perfect for holiday entertaining and gift giving. But again, a warning, this stuff is very ADDICTIVE!
It’s so super simple to make but you will need a candy thermometer to get it just right. Candy changes textures at different temperatures and to make sure that your brittle is brittle it really needs to reach about 300 degrees F.

It is important to toast any uts before using them to finish the brittle. (See recipe notes)
Experiment with this recipe if you like. Some suggestions are to change the type of chocolate and or the type of nuts.
Other additions like dried cranberries, raisins or other dried fruits would also be delicious! Try your own

Roasted hazelnuts, almonds, macadamia nuts, walnuts and pecans. Substitute any of these nuts or a mixture of your favourites!
For a couple of other homemade candy treats suitable for gift giving please try our Chocolate Toffee Crunch or our Chocolate Cappuccino Hazelnut Brittle.

I like to use 50% dark chocolate chips for the ganache but you can use semisweet as well.

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Tammy B
Sunday 14th of December 2014
A low, slow simmer does the trick. Only had the pan at 2 this time. Took forever, but it worked. Thanks.