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Toffee Apple Recipe Australia. And 150ml water in a pan over low heat. Insert a stick into each apple. Line 2 baking trays with baking paper. Tilt saucepan to one side and swirl apples in toffee, taking care to coat completely. Stir until sugar dissolves, turn heat to medium and boil until deep golden (or until sugar thermometer reaches 140°c). How to make toffee apples recipe by stay at home mum course: Check out my halloween candy apples. Perfect for parties, halloween and school fetes. Cook, stirring, until sugar has dissolved. , dip into toffee, then sit on baking paper for 30 minutes. Fresh crunchy apples dipped in toffee and set to create this classic treat. 6 simple ingredients (one of them water) making toffee apples from scratch means you can decide how thick you want the toffee, your favourite apple (my favourite is the granny smith) and even use whatever colour you want. Remove apples from the toffee and twirl in a jug. Line a baking tray with aluminium foil, then brush with oil. Wash and dry the apples and push a thick wooden stick into the stem of each.

Line a baking tray with aluminium foil, then brush with oil. Perfect for parties, halloween and school fetes. Wash and dry the apples and push a thick wooden stick into the stem of each. Tilt saucepan to one side and swirl apples in toffee, taking care to coat completely. Cook, stirring, until sugar has dissolved. Stir until sugar dissolves, turn heat to medium and boil until deep golden (or until sugar thermometer reaches 140°c). , dip into toffee, then sit on baking paper for 30 minutes. Line 2 baking trays with baking paper. Insert a stick into each apple. Fresh crunchy apples dipped in toffee and set to create this classic treat.

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Toffee Apple Recipe Australia Fresh crunchy apples dipped in toffee and set to create this classic treat. Check out my halloween candy apples. Perfect for parties, halloween and school fetes. Wash and dry the apples and push a thick wooden stick into the stem of each. Insert a stick into each apple. Stir until sugar dissolves, turn heat to medium and boil until deep golden (or until sugar thermometer reaches 140°c). And 150ml water in a pan over low heat. Line a baking tray with aluminium foil, then brush with oil. 6 simple ingredients (one of them water) making toffee apples from scratch means you can decide how thick you want the toffee, your favourite apple (my favourite is the granny smith) and even use whatever colour you want. Push a stick into each apple. How to make toffee apples recipe by stay at home mum course: Cook, stirring, until sugar has dissolved. Remove apples from the toffee and twirl in a jug. Fresh crunchy apples dipped in toffee and set to create this classic treat. Line 2 baking trays with baking paper. Tilt saucepan to one side and swirl apples in toffee, taking care to coat completely.