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Praline Pecan Candy
Photo: flickr user
LDHNY
Ingredients
1 can
evaporated milk
2 cups
sugar
1
stick
butter
2 cups chopped
pecans
Preparation
1
Mix
together sugar, milk, and butter in a large, heavy pot. Cook mixture at low temperature for 1 to 1 1/2 hour.
Stir
periodically to prevent burning.
2
Test by dropping one drop of candy into cup of cold water to determine if ready. When candy hardens in water, add chopped pecans.
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Yield:
3.0 servings
Added:
December 14, 2009
Creator:
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