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It took a little doing, and some advice from online friends (thanks sumobabe!), but I finally managed to make a reasonable (and quite tasty!) batch of peanut brittle. Third time's a charm, right? Peanut brittle is challenging to make if you don't know just what signs to watch for when preparing the ingredients, as evidenced by my two failed attempts, but once you know the trick it's pretty straightforward.

Peanut Brittle )

I chose to add cinnamon to my attempt, being a huge fan of cinnamon, but you can experiment with other spices as well. Additionally, though peanuts are traditional, many types of nuts will work well in a brittle.

Pictures to come soon -- my camera's battery ran out of juice and is recharging.
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Not at all put out by my failure to successfully make peanut brittle, but still filled with a hankering for something sweet and peanut-y, I decided to pull out an old recipe of my mom's. These rich, hearty snacks were always quick to disappear whenever they were made when I and my sister were growing up. I never could, and still can't, resist a serving of Mom's Peanut Butter Rice Krispy Treats. )

Easy to make, quick to prepare, and ridiculously tasty. This has been one of my favorite snacks since childhood.

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