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In a small, heavy saucepan, ... 300 degrees on candy thermometer. Remove from heat; add food coloring and flavoring. Pour onto greased candy ... hands won't take it.

Mix sugar, corn syrup, and ... from heat. Add flavoring and color. Stir only to ... surface. It may still be warm when firm. Roll in powdered sugar.

Cook water, sugar and Karo ... 300 degrees on candy thermometer. Add flavoring and food color. Pour onto ... excess powdered sugar off in sifter.

Cook sugar, water and corn ... food coloring and oil flavoring of choice. Pour into a ... If you let candy cool for entire 5 minutes, ... too hard to cut.)

65. CANDY
For single batch (double everything for double batch). Note: Oil flavors are obtained at cake decorating ... dram, 1 tablespoon.) Candy thermometer can be obtained at ... tablespoon of oil flavoring and 1 tablespoon of food ... while making the candy.



Heat sugar, syrup and water to "hard crack" on candy thermometer. Remove from heat and add flavor oil and desired food coloring. Immediately ... Christmas candy and gifts!

Butter an 8 x 8 ... heat; add desired flavoring and coloring. Pour in prepared ... lift edge of candy up (candy will still be ... is a Christmas favorite.

Line 8x8x2 inch pans with ... heat; add desired flavoring, coloring. Pour into prepared ... out of pan (candy will still be runny and ... time. Makes 1/2 pound.

Cool sugar, water and Karo syrup to 290 degrees on candy thermometer. Add coloring and oil and stir. Pour into a ... can handle it. Work fast.

Combine sugar, corn syrup and ... not stir until candy reaches hard crack stage, 300 ... whether you use oils, concentrates or extracts. Oils ... available in all flavors. If oils are used, ... to handle and cut.

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