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Maple
Candy
Little House Crafts & Activities
Supplies:
- 2 cups pure maple
syrup
- 1 tsp vanilla
extract
- saucepan (non-stick
works best)
- candy thermometer
recommended
Instructions:
- Cook syrup over very low heat until it begins to boil, stirring frequently.
- Continue boil until it reaches 233°F on the candy thermometer.
- Remove from heat and cool for aproximately 60-70 minutes, or until
the temperature on the candy thermometer reads about 110°F
- Add the vanilla extract and heat until smooth and fluffy.
- Shape this mixture into small patties, or while still warm you can
pour onto pans of clean snow as Laura did. If you have no snow, you
can blend ice cubes until they are crushed, then place crushed cubes
into a pan before pouring the maple candy. You can also use candy molds.
- Maple candy must be stored in airtight containers to prevent the candy
from drying out.
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