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RECIPES *Pecan Roll*
Christmas
would not be complete without the obligatory pecan roll.
It’s rich, tasty candy that can be cut into lengths to fit
the desire of anyone. 1
cup brown sugar (packed) In
a good sized sauce pan (3 qts. or so) heat brown and white
sugar, milk, the corn syrup and the salt. Set at medium heat
and stir constantly until all sugar is dissolved. Continue to
cook until the candy reaches 230 degrees on a candy
thermometer (if you happen to have one). If you do not have a
candy thermometer you can test for doneness by dropping a
small bead into a cold cup of water. If the bead forms a soft
ball that flattens when removed then remove the candy from the
burner and add the butter. Let
the mixture cool, unstirred, until the bottom of pan is merely
lukewarm (be careful about this test - it will be 120 degrees
for those with a candy thermometer). Now
vigorously mix the mixture with a wooden spoon until the candy
is thick. This could take as long as ten minutes of continuous
work. You will know you are done when the mixture will hold
its shape when dropped from the spoon. Also it will lose its
glossy sheen. Place
candy on waxed paper and shape into a 12 inch roll. Roll candy
into pecans. Wrap the candy in wax paper and refrigerate,
remove and cut later at your convenience. You can make candies
as small as 1/4 inch or as large as the whole roll. This
recipe will make one 12 inch roll. Send
us your favorite recipe for a dish or dessert and we'll add it
here!
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