Millionaires shortbread: After Running A Race Treats.
As me and my 2 oldest boys are racing tonight I thought I’d make us a little treat for when we have done.
Millionaires shortbread: After Running A Race Treats:
These treats always bring a tear to my eye when making as my grandma always made them for me at Easter, Birthdays, Christmas or just whenever she thought of me.
Up until a year ago when she fell over and broke her leg, now she is in a nursing home unable to ever walk again.
Moving on… I made these last year and my oldest son said” I could just imagine bringing my family over to see you and you making me them “YES” not for a long long time I thought š
If you’ve not got a food processor like me use a electric mixer but mine broke today so did it by hand (and the base didn’t turn out to good the shortbread stayed in the pan).
If there is a Fairy hob mother that I’ve been hearing a few blogs mention I would love a new Electric whisk š
Makes 12
You Will Need:
115g/4 oz butter, plus little for greasing
175g/6 oz plain flour
55g/2 oz golden caster sugar
Filling:
175g/6 oz butter
115g/4 oz golden caster sugar
3 tbsp golden syrup
400g/14 oz canned condensed milk
Topping:
200g/7 oz plain chocolate broken into pieces
Method:
Preheat the oven to 180 oC /350oF /gas mark 4.
Grease and line the base of a 23-cm/9 inch shallow square cake tin.
Place the butter, flour and sugar in a food processor and process until it bind together.
Press the mixture into the prepared tin and smooth the top.
Bake in the preheated oven for 20-25 minutes,or until golden brown.
Meanwhile Make The Filling:
Place the butter,sugar, golden syrup and condensed milk in a saucepan and heat gently until the sugar has dissolved.
Bring to the boil and simmer for 6-8 minutes, stirring constantly, until the mixture becomes very thick.
Pour over the shortbread base and leave to cool.
When cool put in the refrigerator until firm.
To Make The Topping:
Melt the chocolate and leave to cool.
Then spread over the caramel.
Chill in the refrigerator until set.
Cut the shortbread into 12 pieces with a sharp knife and serve.
This is not my recipe all credits go to – The big book if baking.
Forgot to mention my 2 oldest boy’s ran for Nottinghamshire in the County champs on Sunday.
They came back with a medal each 1 with gold one with silver = very proud mum.
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Oh these look AWFUL! Not delicious, sticky, gooey, yummy, sweet, caramelly, mmmmm…Congrats to your rockstar runners!Sarah xxx
That look delicious, thanks for the tutorial.I have to try it.:)
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One of my most favourite things ever!
This looks so good! I'm hungry Now!I adore you plates and tea cups.
Mmmm I tried to make these once but my caramel didn't work properly – time for another go I think š x
Pure torture, heaven on a plate. For now I will just imagine the taste but in a few months will make some š x
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Thanks for all the comments,Ofelia Thanks they were my grandmas š
oh YUM – these look delicious. Pure temptation on a plate – might have to give them a go. Well done to your boys too!
Hi,thanks for the comments…. we call it caramel shortbread too š
I saw the heading "millionaires shortbread" and since I'd never heard of it, read on. Looks amazing!! And now I'm very excited because I know this as "caramel slice" – not sure if this is another name for it in the UK? I made it ages ago and it was a complete failure but I'll try it again using this. Thanks! x