A real British classic, this jaw-breaking treacle toffee dates back hundreds of years and is really easy to make. You will need a candy thermometer, preferably a digital one. Line a 15 x 20cm/6 x ...

Hot potatoes baked in the embers of the bonfire and treacle toffee being particular Bonfire Night favourites. There are other seasonal traditions that seem to less common these days. Over recent ...

I first heard of Guy Fawkes Night in a 1992 cookbook ... also from Yorkshire, is bonfire toffee, sometimes called treacle toffee. Also made with black treacle (or molasses), golden syrup and ...

Meanwhile, make the toffee sauce: heat the black treacle, golden syrup, caster sugar and butter together in a small saucepan until the sugar has dissolved and the butter has melted. Boil for 1-2 ...

It's Bonfire Night on Thursday November 5, and most of us will be out and about bracing the cold in order to watch the fireworks. So if you want some cosy comfort food for when yo ...

Some Commonwealth countries have also adopted the tradition, in Northern Ireland, bonfire night is on 11 July. People eat toffee apples, treacle toffee, black peas, parkin (gingerbread cake ...

"In Yorkshire, Parkin is as much a part of Bonfire Night as sparklers or toffee apples," said Lisa ... traditional ingredients including black treacle - it sounds odd but it tastes delicious." ...

There’s more to Guy Fawkes Night ... treacle will give your sweet treats a rich and smoky flavour – try it with Mary Berry’s Granny’s Gingerbread or our jaw-breaking bonfire toffee.

Bonfire Night is almost here - although many will ... still remain on Guy Fawkes Night aside from the obvious such as treacle toffee, penny for the guy - which includes skirting trouble with ...

ALTHOUGH bonfire night is not until Tuesday, most people in Bolton will be spinning sparklers, chewing their way through tonnes of treacle toffee and firing up firework displays this weekend.