Candy Making Recipes

Fudge

2 cups of sugar, white or brown2 teaspoons of corn syrup1 cup of cream2/3 cup of cocoa½ teaspoon of salt2 tablespoons of butter1 teaspoon of vanilla

Cook first five ingredients over low heat, stirring frequently to avoid scorching. Boil to a soft-ball stage, 324 degrees F. (Soft ball flattens when pressed between fingers but doesn?t run). Add vanilla and butter. Let cool until lukewarm and beat until thick and smooth. Press into buttered pans. Cut into squares. Enjoy.

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Cream Fudge

4 cups of sugar2 heaping teaspoons of corn starch4 tablespoons of light corn syrup2 tablespoons of butter1 1/3 cups evaporated milk2 teaspoons of vanilla

Cook sugar, corn syrup, cornstarch and milk until it forms a soft-ball, 235 Degrees F ( soft ball flattens between fingers but doesn?t ooze out) stirring constantly. Add butter and vanilla: do not stir. Cool to luke warm and beat until candy loses its sheen. When cool enough to handle knead and shape into rolls. Let sit and when cool enough cut into pieces.

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Quick Fudge

4 squares unsweetened chocolate1 egg lightly beaten½ cup of butter1 pound of confectioner?s sugar¼ cup sweetened condensed milk1 teaspoon of vanilla

Melt chocolate and butter in top of a double boiler, Mix egg and sugar, add milk and stir in the chocolate- butter mix. Add the vanilla. Pour into a buttered pan and chill. Cut into shape.

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Pralines

2 cups of brown sugar1 cup of cream2 cups of pecan halves or almond slices

Boil sugar and cream to soft ball(235 Degrees F). Beat until the mix begins to sugar. Add nuts and drop on wax paper into small patties or one large sheet and later break into odd shapes.

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Cooked Fondant

This is what you?re looking for to put the icing on the cake, hahaha.

2 cups of sugar2/3 cups of cold water1/8 teaspoon cream of tartar

Boil the sugar and water stir until sugar is dissolved. Add cream of tartar. Continue to boil until syrup reaches soft ball stage 234 to 238 F (Ball flattens but doesn?t ooze between your fingers). For any crystals on the side of pan wipe down with knife wrapped in a wet cloth. Pour onto large platter or marble to cool. When mix is cool beat with a wooden spoon until mix is white and creamy. Knead on platter until smooth. Cover with damp towel and in an hour knead again and keep in an airtight container. This can be used to make flowers and leaves, spread on the cake or mix with chocolate and dip strawberries into.