HONEY CANDY 
1 qt. honey
1 tsp. vanilla added when finished boiling

Makes beautiful white pieces.

Using a heavy iron frying pan, pour honey into pan and boil on top of the stove until testing in a cup of cold water it forms crisp honey ball crackle. Be careful it doesn't burn, but have the test crackle. Pour into pan into two (cake tins) and cool until you can stretch it with a little butter on hand until white. Stretch into long strings on buttered are and cut into 1 inch pieces and arrange on buttered plate.

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Honey Candy
   #63448
 La (United States) says:
I tried this recipe with out the vanilla and I loved it except that it does not keep it's shape. What should I do different? It doesn't seem to matter how hard it is, it still spreads out of it's shape.
 #63918
 Jen (New York) says:
There are different temperature ranges for different types of candies. Soft candy needs a lower minimum temperature than hard candies need. If it is soft, it sounds like the honey didn't reach the optimal temperature. I believe it has to reach the hard candy temperature range for it to harden and stay like that. I have a candy thermometer at home, but a quick internet search will show the temp ranges for different types of candy.

 

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