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by Jennifer Chandler

The Peabody’s Executive Chef’s Family Recipe for Hazelnut Brittle

December 1, 2017 by Jennifer Chandler

Hazelnut Brittle

Executive Chef Andreas Kisler, The Peabody Hotel

This hazelnut brittle is the perfect dessert garnish for the holidays. “This recipe is one that my family made back in Austria when I was a child,” says Andreas who started working in restaurants when he was 15 years old. Andreas’ family served it with a praline parfait during the holidays. We think it sounds like a great snack too!

The Peabody

The Peabody

Hazelnut Brittle

Executive Chef Andreas Kisler of The Peabody Hotel
This quick and easy hazelnut brittle is sure to satisfy any sweet tooth craving.
5 from 1 vote
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Course Dessert

Ingredients
  

  • Sugar and water in equal parts
  • Hazelnuts roasted in oven and peeled

Instructions
 

  • Coarsely chop the peeled hazelnuts.
  • Put the sugar in a pot. Add water until the texture of wet sand is reached.
  • Turn on high heat and let melt and brown a little (until a caramel color).
  • Stir in chopped hazelnuts and spread the mixture onto a Silpat immediately.
  • Cover with another Silpat and let dry.
  • When cooled, break into pieces to use for garnish.

Notes

Designed for nonstick cooking, a Silpat mat is a silicone rubber mat that is great for working with sticky materials such as gooey batter, taffy, caramel, dough, etc. Parchment paper can be used as a substitute.
Tried this recipe?Rate it above to let us know how it was!

Bon appétit!

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Find more holiday recipes from local chefs here!

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