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Candy Cooking: more books (100)

Prize-Winning Candy (The Country Cooking Recipe Collection)
334 Mouth Watering Candy Recipes by Aunt Betty, 2008-10-05
Fantastic Candy Recipes by Evan Rogers, 2010-10-07
Candy Making in the Home by Christine Terhune Herrick, 2009-05-13
Tasty & Delicious Candy Recipes That Will Make Your Mouth Water! by Randall Magwood, 2009-06-16
Candy Maker's Guide by Fletcher Manufacturing Company, 2010-10-24
Delicious Candy Recipes by Trevor Kerton, 2010-05-16
334 Mouth Watering Candy Recipes
Peanut Butter Cups - How To Make The Ultimate Candy by Orfa Camerlin, 2009-03-05
Chocolate and Cocoa Recipes and Home Made Candy Recipes
Delicious Candy Recipes (1) by Sandra Boothe-Armstrong, 2008-03-22
330+ Delicious CANDY RECIPES eBOOK Sweets Cookbook
Candy and Candy Molding Cookbook by Mildred Brand, 1983-12-27
Candy (Good Cook, Techniques & Recipes) by Time-Life Books, 1981-11

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Cooks.com - Recipes - Rock Candy
1. OLD FASHIONED ROCK candy Cook these ingredients quickly Ingredients 2 (sugar ). 9. ROCK candy Cook to 300 degrees first 3 ingredients.
http://www.cooks.com/rec/search/0,1-0,rock_candy,FF.html

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Christmas Sweets Recipes - Cranberry Macadamia Cookies, Holiday Chocolate Nut Sq
Prep/Cook Time 2 hrs Canadian Rum Cake Serves/Makes 10 Prep/Cook Time 12 hrs Candied Orange Peels Serves/Makes 8 Prep/Cook Time 2 hrs candy Cane Bark
http://www.cdkitchen.com/recipes/cat/154/0.shtml
Classic Fudge Recipes From Woodstock Candy & Fudge
2. Bring to a boil and cook until mixture reaches softball stage, or 238 degrees on a candy thermometer. Remove pan from the heat
http://www.woodstockcandy.com/fudge-recipes.html

Extractions: We sell fudge, too! Fudge was invented in the United States more than 100 years ago. The exact origin is disputed, but most stories claim that the first batch of fudge resulted from a bungled batch of caramels. One of the first documentations of fudge is found in a letter written by Emelyn Battersby Hartridge, a student at Vassar College in Poughkeepsie, NewYork. She wrote that her schoolmate's cousin made fudge in Baltimore in 1886 and sold it for 40 cents a pound. Miss Hartridge got hold of the fudge recipe, and in 1888, made 30 pounds of this delicious fudge for the Vassar Senior Auction. Word spread of this great confection to other women's colleges. (Wellesley and Smith have their own versions of this fudge recipe.) Vassar Fudge Recipe This is the fudge recipe that originated from Emelyn B. Hartridge at Vassar College. Ingredients: 2 cups granulated white sugar 1 cup cream 2 oz. unsweetened chocolate, chopped 1 tablespoon butter
Alicia's Country Kitchen - Candy Recipes
syrup and water in a 2quart pan on low heat until sugar is dissolved, stirring constantly, then cook without stirring to 260 degrees on candy thermometer or
http://www.aliciasrecipes.com/candy_recipes.htm
Gourmet Food Gifts: Gift Baskets, Chocolate, Cookies, Candy
fruit baskets, nut assortments, steaks, chocolates, collectibles, candy and more!
http://www.milehimall.com/foodgifts.html

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Valentine's Day Candy Recipes
Cook sugar, corn syrup, and water to 290ø F on a candy thermometer. Add cinnamon oil and food color (be VERY careful of the fumes).
http://www.angiesrealm.com/valentines_day/recipes/candy-recipes.html

Extractions: Microwave Valentine's Day Peanut Brittle, Valentine's Day Marshmallow Fudge, Hot Cinnamon Candy for Valentine's Day, Valentine's Day Fudge Nougouts, Microwave Valentine's Day Divinity, Valentine Honey Drops, Maple Cream Balls for Valentine's Day, Giant Valentines Day Peanut Butter Cups, Maple Pralines for Valentine's Day, and Valentine's Day Kisses. Angie's Holiday Pages: Father's Day Crafts Stir together peanuts, sugar, syrup, and salt. Cook 4 minutes on high. Stirring well, cook another 4 minutes. Add butter and vanilla to peanut mixture; stir well to blend. Cook for about 2 minutes (peanuts will be slightly browned and syrup hot). Add baking soda and gently stir till foamy. Pour onto aluminum foil. Let cool, break into pieces and store air tight container. Visit our Candy Shop Valentine's Day Marshmallow Fudge 1 c Milk
Microwave Cookies And Candy: Peanut Brittle
Brownies. MarshmallowPecan candy. Peanut Brittle. Peanut Brittle. 2 tbsp. Mix well. Cook 115 minutes (_) at 100% power. Add peanuts and mix thoroughly.
http://www.microwavecookingforone.com/Cookies.html

Extractions: Microwave Cooking for One by Marie T Smith Contents and Free Recipes Cookies and Candy Below the list of recipes contained in this chapter of Microwave Cooking for One , is one recipe for you to enjoy. Take some time and explore the other chapters. Once you've tried a few of the recipes, you'll want the entire collection! If you entered this site on this page, visit our Site Directory for a complete list of all of the microwave cooking resources available here. Chocolate Cookies Chocolate Chip Cookies Gingersnaps Ladyfingers Lemon Wafers Brownies Marshmallow-Pecan Candy Peanut Brittle Peanut Brittle 2 tbsp. light corn syrup ¼ cup sugar 2 pinches salt 1/3 cup (2 oz.) salted or
HarperCollins | Kids | Holiday 1997
Don t be tempted to eat the snow, which may contain pollutants. (Warning This candy can get VERY HOT and can burn; always cook with a grown up!).
http://www.harperchildrens.com/holiday/chri4.htm

Extractions: by Laura Ingalls Wilder Ma was busy all day long, cooking good things for Christmas. One morning she boiled molasses and sugar together until they made a thick syrup, and Pa brought in two pans of clean, white snow from outdoors. Laura and Mary each had a pan, and Pa and Ma showed them how to pour the dark syrup in little streams onto the snow. They made circles, and curlicues, and squiggledy things, and these hardened at once and were candy. Laura and Mary might eat one piece each, but the rest was saved for Christmas Day. LITTLE HOUSE IN THE BIG WOODS For this seasonal specialty, it's helpful to have two peopleone to watch the bubbling molasses while the other readies the pans. Don't be tempted to eat the snow, which may contain pollutants. (Warning: This candy can get VERY HOT and can burn; always cook with a grown up!) For 3/4 pound of candy you will need:

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