How to make Butterscotch Squares - Copycat See's Candy Recipe
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The butterscotch square from See's Candies is one of the best pieces of chocolate they have. It has a wonderful brown sugar and vanilla flavor that melts in your mouth. This copycat recipe tastes exactly like them and the best thing is that you can make them at home. Follow this step by step guide for making homemade butterscotch squares.
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How to make Butterscotch Squares - Copycat See's Candy Recipe
- 2. suzyhomemaker.net WHAT’S A BUTTERSCOTCH SQUARE? BROWN- SUGARY VANILLA-Y CHOCOLATEY YUMMY GOODNESS!
- 3. Copycat See’s Candy Butterscotch Squares Recipe This step by step guide will show you how to make butterscotch squares. Special thanks to fascistutopia.com for the recipe. suzyhomemaker.net
- 4. Ingredients o 2 ½ cups brown sugar (reserve ½ cup for later) o ¾ cup heavy cream o 6 Tbsp. butter o ¼ tsp. salt o ½ tsp. baking soda o ¼ tsp. vanilla extract o 1 ½ cups powdered sugar o 11 oz bag Milk chocolate chips o ~1-2 tsp. Coconut oil (optional) suzyhomemaker.net
- 5. Materials o 8x8 or 9x9 inch baking dish – lined with parchment paper o Medium sauce pan – can be used for both the filling and melted chocolate o Cutting board o Glass bowl that fits over sauce pan – for melting chocolate* o Cookie sheet lined with parchment paper * You can melt the chocolate using any method. If you melt it in the microwave or in a double boiler you will not need the glass bowl. suzyhomemaker.net
- 6. Steps Summary Steps 1-8 – Making the butterscotch squares Steps 9 – 11 – Covering the squares in chocolate Step 12 – Eating them all up! suzyhomemaker.net
- 7. Step 1 In a large sauce pan combine 2 cups of the brown sugar, heavy cream, butter, and salt. suzyhomemaker.net
- 8. Step 2 Cook on medium heat, stirring constantly until it begins to boil. suzyhomemaker.net
- 9. Step 3 Reduce heat to low and continue a slight boil for 15 minutes. Stir every couple minutes to ensure it does not burn. suzyhomemaker.net
- 10. Step 4 After 15 minutes, add baking soda. At this point the mixture will lighten up and foam slightly. That is okay. Remove from heat. suzyhomemaker.net
- 11. Step 5 Next add the vanilla extract. When I added mine it began to boil. I guess the alcohol was cooking off. Add the powdered sugar. Stir until all the sugar has been mixed in well. suzyhomemaker.net
- 12. Step 6 Add the remaining 1/2 cup brown sugar. Stir until just incorporated. suzyhomemaker.net
- 13. Step 7 Pour into a lined dish (~8x8; parchment paper works well) and let cool for several hours. suzyhomemaker.net
- 14. Step 8 Turn over onto a cutting board. Remove the liner. Cut into ~1 inch squares. suzyhomemaker.net
- 15. Step 9 Melt chocolate. Add ~1-2 tsp. coconut oil. Although optional, it helps to thin out the chocolate. suzyhomemaker.net
- 16. Step 10 Dip each square into the chocolate using a toothpick, fork, spoon, etc. (whichever works best for you) Roll each piece in the chocolate until completely covered. suzyhomemaker.net
- 17. Step 11 suzyhomemaker.net Place the pieces on a cookie sheet lined with parchment paper and place in the fridge for about 10 minutes to set.
- 18. suzyhomemaker.net Eat them all in one sitting – because they are THAT good! Step 12
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