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texas date loaf candy

texas date loaf candy by Marlin Rinehart

This is a delicious old-fashioned Texas recipe similar to fudge but is shaped into a log and sliced. I was surprised to learn from a Mexican cookbook it is also made in old Mexico.

3 votes
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Baked Caramel Corn

Baked Caramel Corn by Jane Evans Bonacci

Original recipe from Jiffy Pop Popcorn. The trick to this recipe is to stir the caramel until the sugar is dissolved and then don’t touch it again until you turn it out of the pan. Stirring brings any undissolved sugar crystals down into the mixture and the whole thing will crystallize again.

2 votes
19145 views
Gumdrop Fudge

Gumdrop Fudge by Carolina Create

1 vote
3552 views
Creamy Rich Chocolate Caramels

Creamy Rich Chocolate Caramels by Foodiewife

The recipe is adapted from my recipe for "Black Licorice Caramels". I simply replaced the Anise Extract for Vanilla, and added Belgian Dark Chocolate (I used Trader Joe's Brand). The caramels turned out to have the perfect balance of chocolate flavor, and were chewy at first bite, and then became creamy and so addicting. In a way,…

1 vote
1977 views
Pralines

Pralines by Lesa

I got this recipe round the holidays, I can't wait to give it a try :)

1 vote
1364 views
Chocolate Cheery Nut Eggs

Chocolate Cheery Nut Eggs by Bob Towlson

1 vote
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Cranberry Pistachio Butter Cups

Cranberry Pistachio Butter Cups by Julie M.

A truly adult indulgence

1 vote
1969 views
Apricot Snowballs

Apricot Snowballs by ChaCha Can Cook

1 vote
2267 views
Candied Fruits

Candied Fruits by Sweettart88

how to candied fruit i love this with angel food cake

1 vote
2305 views
Caramel Corn

Caramel Corn by Kelly Christensen

This is an easy to make recipe if you stay to the exact boil time and ingredients

1 vote
3554 views
Simple Creamy Fudge

Simple Creamy Fudge by Barbara Ferrell

Fudge no longer has to be difficult to make. Decades ago, I got this recipe from the Condensed Milk Can. Haven't found it for many years. It always works without complicating the process or using candy thermometers. The brands have gyped consumers on the ounces, from 16 ounces to just over 14. This threw off the recipe. I still use 18…

1 vote
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