Homemade Milk Toffee / Milk Chocolate

Posted on Fri, Apr 23, 2010 | 43 Comments | Print Print | Email Email

Cook Time :30 Min | Servings : 2o nos ( 1 inch squares )

Hello Friends, sorry for the long pause, I have been sick for sometime so I couldn’t post any recipes or come n visit ur blogs. Trying to become active, will be checking around ur blogs shortly.
One of my friends had askedĀ  for a homemade chocolate recipe some time ago. I got this recipe from my MIL. I have been postponing this cos everytime I forget to get milk powder. Finally, here’s the Home made chocolate with milk powder.
This recipe doesn’t require much work other than preparing sugar syrup. Also care should be taken while preparing the syrup as it changes the chocolate texture. So carefully follow the steps to get the perfect chocolate at home.

I don’t like chocolates in the US because most have peanut in it. After preparing this chocolate, I couldn’t resist my self eating it often. They tasted really good with a very soft texture. Variations like adding instant coffee powder or vanilla syrup while preparing sugar syrup gives a different taste.

Homemade Milk Toffee / Milk Chocolate

This could be prepared instantaneously at home with no prep work at all. So if you wanna make something quick for kids, I am sure this is a best choice and I bet kids are gonna love this home made version. I cut it into 1 inch square pieces, but it could be spread in a very flat plate and made as thinner pieces and cut into bite size pieces.

Ingredients :
Sugar 2/3 cup
Water 2/3 cup
Butter 4 tbsp
Milk Powder 1/2 cup
Cocoa Powder 3 tsp
Cashew nuts 5 nos
Walnut 4 nos
Raisins 5 nos
Directions:
  1. Step 1

    Sieve the Milk Powder and Cocoa Powder and keep it separately.Chop the nuts and raisins in to very small piece and keep it ready.

  2. Step 2

    In a non-stick pan add water and sugar together and allow it to boil in medium flame for 10 min. Keep stirring. Take a plain glass full of water and drop the sugar syrup drops. If it mixes with water, boil for some more time or If it makes a string like drop before settling in the bottom then the syrup is ready. Be careful while preparing syrup, it changes to this consistency so quick. If it’s boiled after it reaching the string like consistency it starts crystallizing. So keep stirring and check for the correct consistency often. Take out from the stove.

  3. Step 3

    Add the butter and let it completely melt. Add the sieved milk powder little by little and avoid making lumps. Mix them well. Add the chopped nuts and mix them well. Add the sieved cocoa powder in the same way. Mix all these together well until it forms a nice thick paste.

  4. Step 4

    Grease the flat plate with butter and spread the chocolate mix in the plate. Adjust wit ha spatula to make the square shape. Keep it in refrigerator for 1-2 hrs. Cut them into desired shape using knife or pizza cutter.

Tips :
  • This can be stored in refrigerator for 10-15 days.

(*) Recipes from my Mother-In-Law.

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43 Responses to “Homemade Milk Toffee / Milk Chocolate”

  1. Sandhya says:

    Hi sashi, I made the chocolate yesterday and It came out really good. Exactly I followed your directions. I forgot to mention I added 1/2 tsp of instant coffee powder while preparing the syrup so it tasted like capachino chocolate. Thank’s for the recipe. Saved one for you :-) you need to taste it…

  2. sai says:

    whe will u add all nuts

  3. sumi says:

    Hi Shashi….i tried this recepie…and its not set as yet….what would have gone wrong? the taste is awesome…but not setting..do you have any tips?

    • Sashi says:

      Sumi, thanks for the comments. It might be coz it’s not hot enough to mix with Cocoa powder and Sugar or may be due to milk powder and sugar powder consistency. Sometimes it might take 2-3 attempts to get it right. Good Luck.

  4. sandhya says:

    hi,,,sashi,,,just now saw ur recipe choc toffee …i ll try it this weekend…i jus wanna know how to use the solid cocoa…should i powder it and use?and the estimate cost of ur recipe…

    • Sashi says:

      Thats nice Sandhya. I dont have any idea on usage of Solid Cocoa. Probably, if you could powder it, it’s easy to mix. I dont know abt the cost, since I had all the ingredients at home in hand. Hope you prepared it and liked too.

  5. Sharmilee says:

    Wow this is truely yummy….home made choc tempts me to the core

  6. Uma says:

    Hey Sashi.. loved this home made chocolate.. cant wait to try this :)

  7. anupama says:

    I have a doubt, after adding the milk powder and cocoa powder how long it needs to become thick, 15 minutes approsimately

    • Sashi says:

      Since you take off from the fire, it becomes thick in 5-10 min Anu. Hope this helps.

      • anupama says:

        i have tried u r recipe, but it did not come as i expected.
        There was no chocolate taste in this recipe, i would taste a burfi taste with that sugar syrup. What had gone wrong? After adding the butter to the syrup, if we switch off the stove, will the mixture become thick.
        the chocolate which i made did not become dry. it would be very helpful if u give me the measurements in grams, pls.

        • Sashi says:

          Hi Anu, was busy with some other stuffs, Couldn’t respond to u on time. Here’s what might have gone wrong.
          Cocoa powder gives the chocolate taste. Try adding little more cocoa powder.
          After adding the butter and it should melt completely before u start adding the other dry ingredients. yes, the mixture would become thick as u add the other items.
          Keep it in refrigerator for some more time if it’s not dry. I followed the exact same recipe and I got it to the consistency in the picture.
          Here’s the measuring cups I use http://www.sashirecipes.com/my-kitchen, u can use something similar to this.
          Hope this helps, else let me know will check for alternatives !!!

      • anupama says:

        do u have a recipe for butter chocolate. last time when i went to ooty i brought some home made chocolates from ooty which ware very soft and melted as i put it in my mouth, do u have any recipe for those type of soft chocolates

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