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White Chocolate Ginger Cashew Brittle [No Corn Syrup] [Fast]

A long green glass dish sits on a psychedelic vintage napkin with a floral pattern in shades of green, pink, orange, and yellow. The dish holds shingled pieces of candy brittle topped with white chocolate and crystallized ginger.

This thin, crisp and crunchy candy is halfway between a chikki, which is a candy brittle with no or very little fat, and a toffee, with a substantial amount. Because the proportion of butter is less than a toffee, it cooks up fast – the active stirring time is about twelve minutes – but it…

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What’s All This Then?

I’m Jocelyn. I’m disabled by myalgic encephalomyelitis and have been varying gradations of bedridden since 2007. Cooking boldly-flavored vegetarian food frequently featuring legumes is my idea of the most enjoyable use of the twenty minutes total per good day that I can be upright.

Before I became disabled, I spent twelve years in the food business as a cheesemonger, tiny cog in a vast cereal company machine, and marketing analyst/jill-of-all-trades at a stone fruit commodity group. Right this way →

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