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Easy
Published 1998
This is just a more poetic and old-fashioned name for honeycomb – ‘cinder’ presumably referring to the splintered texture made by the whoosh of air introduced by the bicarb.
Grease the 21cm square tin (or 20cm if that’s what you’ve got) generously with butter.
Off the heat, mix the sugar and golden syrup in a heavy-bottomed saucepan, then put over a medium to low flame and simmer for 3–4 minutes (this is based on using a 20cm diameter saucepan). The mixture is ready to come off the heat when it’s a thick bubbling mass, the colour of rusty caramel – no darke
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