The Home Confectioner
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Use one orange in place of lemon for flavoring, but do not use the inside of the orange; or use a few drops oil of orange. This taffy should be colored light orange.
Strawberry Taffy Make this the same as orange taffy. For flavor use a tea-spoon full of strawberry extract and color light pink.
Chocolate Taffy This is made like vanilla taffy. For flavor and color use one tea-spoon full of vanilla extract and a little chopped chocolate, the same as you use for pralines. Mix well while candy is ho...t.
16 The Home Confectioner Molasses Taffy Prepare the same as vanilla taffy. When taking off cover add Yl cup of molasses to the candy on slow fire and keep stirring it, as molasses will otherwise burn before the candy reaches the required boiling point or test. Pour on greased marble; add 2 drops oil of lemon, 1 tea- spoon full of vanilla extract, Yl table-spoon full of butter, J/4 tea-spoon full of salt ; mix well on marble and pull on hook. This is a very fine eating taffy.
Lemon Drops and Kisses Place two pounds of granulated sugar, one cup of water, Y
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Use one orange in place of lemon for flavoring, but do not use the inside of the orange; or use a few drops oil of orange. This taffy should be colored light orange.
Strawberry Taffy Make this the same as orange taffy. For flavor use a tea-spoon full of strawberry extract and color light pink.
Chocolate Taffy This is made like vanilla taffy. For flavor and color use one tea-spoon full of vanilla extract and a little chopped chocolate, the same as you use for pralines. Mix well while candy is ho...t.
16 The Home Confectioner Molasses Taffy Prepare the same as vanilla taffy. When taking off cover add Yl cup of molasses to the candy on slow fire and keep stirring it, as molasses will otherwise burn before the candy reaches the required boiling point or test. Pour on greased marble; add 2 drops oil of lemon, 1 tea- spoon full of vanilla extract, Yl table-spoon full of butter, J/4 tea-spoon full of salt ; mix well on marble and pull on hook. This is a very fine eating taffy.
Lemon Drops and Kisses Place two pounds of granulated sugar, one cup of water, Y
What to read after The Home Confectioner?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Deutschmann, Ernst Ferdinand, 1857- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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