How to Make Ultranutty Pecan Bars



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  1. Not a cook! But decided to make for grandkids/family for Thanksgiving. What a hit! My son even asked for the recipe--ultimate sign of it being so good. Easy to pick up and so yummy. thank you so much! Had to make multiple batches for this Christmas. Oh, Our Knights of Columbus sell nuts at this time of year as a money maker and a pound of nuts was $12 just FYI. look around you might find from an organization… (usually $8 $10/lb the past five years but with inflation this year…)

  2. These were amazing. Our first batch, the nuts got a little too toasty, and my pan was glass, and a little bigger than hers. So the bottom was sticky, not crumbly and firm like hers. Second batch was better. Smaller pan, lightly toasted nuts. My oven is electric and almost impossible to bake in. The heat is uneven. The nuts were $20, but overall less expensive than a pecan pie and tasted better! We're a fan. Thank you!

  3. Your corn syrup looks so much runnier than the glucose syrup that we have in Australia. This means with your ingredients you're able to 1. Mix it better and 2. It spreads on the dough a LOT easier.. Mine was a lump of glue with pecans in it

  4. Toast 4 C pecans until fragrant 350F 10 mins.
    Crust: 1.75 C flour, 6 T sugar, 8 T butter melted, 0.5 t salt.
    9×13” metal pan generously buttered
    Syrup: 0.5 C corn syrup, 0.75 C brown sugar, 7 T melted butter, 1t vanilla, 0.5 t salt.
    Bake 350F for 25 minutes.

    I’d probably make a little more of the crust. I think they are packing their flour.

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