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At 04:50 PM 10/18/98 -0400, you wrote:
> The time of the year has come to get ready for the holidays, Wife wants to
> know if anyone has a recipe
> for making popcorn balls or any kind of honey candy recipe. We have been
Most recipe's don't use much honey but I found this one that does.
Sesame Candy
3 cups honey
2 cups sesame seeds
peanut oil
In a deep, medium-size saucepan slowly heat honey over medium-low heat,
using a heat diffuser, to the hard-crack stage (about 305 to 310 degrees on
a candy thermometer). Stir down often to prevent boiling over, about 45
minutes.
Stir in sesame seeds.
Set aside for a few minutes to cool slightly. Lightly grease a 9x13-inch
baking sheet with peanut oil. Do not use waxed paper. Pour honey mixture
onto it. Set baking sheet on a cooling rack. When cooled, but not hard,
score into diamond shapes. When cooled completely, remove candy and
separate into pieces.
WARNING: Be sure to alert friends and family to the danger of burning
themselves on the extremely hot carmelized sugar. From The Frugal Gourmet
For a few more good recipes that use moderate amounts of honey "punch the
pooh bear" at:
http://beenet.com/cooking.htm (text files)
ttul, the OLd Drone
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