An old-fashioned favorite, these
delicious pralines delights blend brown sugar, cream, vanilla and pecans for a
quick and simple sweet. Enjoy!
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Take a medium sized saucepan and butter it
well.
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Pour the cream into it and place the
saucepan over high heat.
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The moment mixture begins to boil, add
sugar to it and stir rapidly so that it dissolves completely.
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Later stir in more ingredients like vanilla
and pecans and continue to cook over medium heat. Do not forget to stir
frequently.
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Soon the mixture would reach the soft-ball
stage (236f on the candy thermometer). Then only you need to remove it from heat.
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After removing from heat quickly beat it in
the butter. the beating would cause the candy lose its glossy color and become
cloudy.
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Now you should lay out a long strip of
waxed paper on a work surface. Do so and moisten it with a damp towel.
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You are supposed to pour good-sized
spoonfuls of the hot praline mixture onto the waxed paper.
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Don't forget to stir the mixture
occasionally as you go along. this would help it keep well combined.
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Make sure that you remove the pralines from
the paper before they get completely cooled otherwise they will be hard to
remove.
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The recipe should be stored in tightly
sealed containers with layers of waxed paper in between.