Bushman
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Posted 5:38 pm, 12/14/2010
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Divinity 1 small box commercial white frosting mix 1/2 cup water 1/3 cup corn syrup 1 teaspoon vanilla 1 pound box confectioners sugar 1 cup pecan pieces Boil water. Mix in dry frosting mix, corn syrup and vanilla in water. Beat mixture on highest mixer speed for about 5 minutes. (When ready, the mixture forms stiff peaks.) Gradually stir in sugar while mixing on low speed. Blend in pecans. Spoon the mixture by teaspoon onto a cookie tin lined with waxed paper. Allow to sit uncovered. Once the mixture feels firm to touch, turn over, cover tin and allow to stand overnight.
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evansmom82
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Posted 10:56 pm, 12/12/2010
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My mother-in-law uses ritz crackers, puts peanut butter inbetween two crackers, and coats them with white chocolate. She uses the white chocolate morsels and just melts them it a pot, then dips the PNB crackers. They are unbelieveably awesome!
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chargher
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Posted 4:28 pm, 12/03/2010
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Peanut butter fudge email me if you want the recipe, also sugar and peanut butter candy. Email me if you are interested, I have to find my recipe book. I make these every yr. for Christmas. My granny made them for us when we was little and me and my sisters all get together every yr. before Christmas to make these, along with fudge and peacan turtles. If interested in these wonderful recipes email me at dawnstaley@wilkes.net. Sorry don't have them with me at the moment, but are very old recipes passed down from generation to generation. Would love to share them if wanted. MERRY CHRISTMAS
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Bushman
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Posted 8:18 pm, 12/01/2010
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Tiger Fudge 1 lb white chocolate (I used almond bark) 1 (12 oz) jar peanut butter (creamy or crunchy) 1 bag (16 oz?) chocolate morsels (semi-sweet or milk choc. I used milk choc.)
Melt white chocolate and peanut butter in top of double boiler on medium heat. Pour onto a jelly roll pan lined with wax paper. Sprinkle with morsels. Swirl with a toothpick and chill. Cut and enjoy!
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MA_MA5353
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Posted 6:19 pm, 12/01/2010
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Yes, Southern born the small square ones., snaps. They sure go through our house in a hurry and usually none left to take home
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Southern Born
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Posted 10:36 am, 12/01/2010
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Is that Snyder's Pretzel's you are talking about MA_MA5353?
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MA_MA5353
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Posted 5:35 pm, 11/29/2010
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Take Snyderd snaps put a rollo on top put in 3:00 pre-heated oven for three minutes exactly, take out and press a half of pecan on top. Every one in my family loves these.YUMMY
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mandi0414
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Posted 11:47 am, 11/29/2010
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Slayer I would like the pretzel recipe. My husband loves the white chocolate covered pretzels and I like the milk chocolate.
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Slayer
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Posted 11:27 am, 11/29/2010
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I've got lots of ideas...not for candy per say but I do have some recipes for some yummy holiday goodies I like to make for my friends...
Rocky Road Fudge and Chocolate/vanilla coated pretzels are the two easiest ones that you could make the day before. If you want the recipes just send me a PM!
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Jabberwocky
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Posted 9:53 pm, 11/28/2010
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not me, i am a learner but i plan to be paying close attention to this thread. i already have the brittle recipe written down and karo syrup on my shopping list.
thanks for starting it.
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JANETJ
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Posted 9:24 pm, 11/28/2010
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ONE OF MY FRIENDS AND I ARE GOING TO MAKE CANDY AND BAKE ONE DAY BEFORE CHRISTMAS. YOU GOT ANY GOOD IDEAS.
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