Ingredients

How to make it

  • In a large saucepan cook the maple syrup, the cream and the butter for 9 minutes (after the boiling point is reached).
  • Remove from heat, add the nut meats and the lemon extract and stir for 5 minutes. Pour into buttered pans, or into candy molds.
  • When cool, cut into squares or unmold.
  • Makes 24 squares or candy molds.

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  • brandyl44 15 years ago
    Do you think I could sub honey for the maple syrup? Maple's SO expensive right now unfortunately. We can't eat sugar in my house and we found really yummy candy made out of honey and arrowroot (thickener) and I wondered how much the consistency would change if I used honey. Perhaps then I'd use a bit more cream? Could you tell me what the consistency is like when you make this recipe so that I have a better way to gauge my alterations? Thanks a bunch! I can't wait to try it! :)
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  • sweetwords 15 years ago
    Oh, oh, ohhh! I've always despised fake maple taste, but I love the real thing, so this is a keeper. Wow!
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  • njspanteach 16 years ago
    Whoa! And I thought you had to go to Vermont for candies like these! I can't wait to bring Vermont to my Christmas Eve celebration. Thank you so much!!
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  • putercop 16 years ago
    First chocolate raspberry brownies and now maple candy. You're killing me. Guess what a copy of is going by my daughters chair in the dining room. She'll be home tomorrow and poor dad needs... lol!
    My waistline thanks you.
    Bill
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