How to Make Molasses Candy

Take out a frying pan., Go outside and fill up the pan with snow., Now that you have the snow, put the pan inside the fridge/freezer so that the snow does not melt. , Now we have to make the actual candy., Put in about half a cup of molasses and...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Take out a frying pan.

    The pan can be any size
  2. Step 2: Go outside and fill up the pan with snow.

    Then come back inside. ,, Take out a small pot and place it on the stove. , You can use more or less ingredients, depending on how much candy you want to make and how sugary you like your candy. , While waiting for the molasses and sugar to boil, stir continuously. ,, You can make many different patterns with the syrup in the snow! ,,,,, Enjoy!
  3. Step 3: Now that you have the snow

  4. Step 4: put the pan inside the fridge/freezer so that the snow does not melt.

  5. Step 5: Now we have to make the actual candy.

  6. Step 6: Put in about half a cup of molasses and about 8 tablespoons (118 ml) of sugar in the pan.

  7. Step 7: Boil the molasses and sugar at medium heat until it forms a thick syrup.

  8. Step 8: When the syrup is ready

  9. Step 9: take out the pan of snow from the fridge/freezer.

  10. Step 10: Pour the syrup on top of the snow in little curls.

  11. Step 11: Wait for the syrup to dry

  12. Step 12: about 45 seconds.

  13. Step 13: While you are waiting

  14. Step 14: take out a piece of wax paper/tinfoil etc.

  15. Step 15: Pick up the candy and space them evenly on the wax paper

  16. Step 16: so they don't melt into each other.

  17. Step 17: Repeat steps 8-11 until the syrup is all gone

  18. Step 18: Put in the fridge if you want to save some pieces.

Detailed Guide

The pan can be any size

Then come back inside. ,, Take out a small pot and place it on the stove. , You can use more or less ingredients, depending on how much candy you want to make and how sugary you like your candy. , While waiting for the molasses and sugar to boil, stir continuously. ,, You can make many different patterns with the syrup in the snow! ,,,,, Enjoy!

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