I was kindly sent some Highland Park whisky free of charge, and as someone who doesn’t actually like whisky, I decided to cook with some of it and give my father in law the rest to drink! I initially assumed I wouldn’t like this caramel shortbread, as I was making it to give it as a birthday gift.
WRONG.
It’s SO good! I ended up making two batches!
You will need:
For the shortbread:
225g plain flour
175g unsalted butter
75g caster sugar
For the whisky caramel
100g butter
2 x 397g cans of condensed milk
100g light Muscavado sugar
150ml Highland Park whisky
For the topping:
100g white chocolate
100g milk chocolate
100g dark chocolate
Method
- Preheat the oven to 180°C.
- Rub in the flour, sugar and cubed butter. Knead the mixture into a loose dough.
- Press the shortbread mixture into a greased tin.
- Bake for 10 minutes.
- Place the sauce ingredients into a saucepan and bring to the boil. Simmer for about 5-7 minutes until it thickens.
- Pour the whisky caramel onto the biscuits and spread evenly. Chill in the fridge until set.
- Melt your chocolate in separate bowls.
- Drizzle them randomly over the set sauce and use the back of a spoon to carefully smooth them over to give a marble effect.
6. Pop into the fridge to set and then prepare to eat!
This is beautiful served with a wee dram of Highland Park, an Irish coffe…or if you’re like me: a cuppa tea!
Oh YES please!! Wonderfully wicked
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I’ve been looking for a millionaire’s shortbread recipe to try and this is perfect! Hope they taste as good as they look 😊
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If I may be bold, they taste phenomenal! I’m totally a savoury person and don’t bother too much with desserts etc but these are seriously delicious!
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Right, I’m hooked! These are on tomorrow’s to-do list. Thank you my dear 😘
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You’re welcome 😁
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Oh my goodness – that sounds absolutely amazing. Raymond makes great millionaire shortbread but we have never thought about adding whisky!!!! Next time
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Let me know how it goes! We just ate some more tonight…god it’s good!
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Reblogged this on Chef Ceaser.
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Oh wow, this is my faorite treat ever. and this recipe turned out just perfect for us. Thanks for sharing.
Simon
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That’s great to hear Simon 🙂
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