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Recipes - Candies

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No Bake Butterfinger Bars
Crush cornflakes in a ziplock bag (use a rolling pin) until you have 6 cups. In a saucepan, over low heat, cook peanut butter, sugar, and the corn syrup. Melt together. Stir to blend. When all is melted and blended together, stir in the crushed cornflakes. Stir to combine.
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How to Make Sugared Flowers
By Claire Bush
There are a wide range of flowers that are edible, such as begonias, sunflowers, roses, violets and gardenias. Not only can the petals be washed and used in salads or as garnish, but they can also be combined with sugar and a little food color to make a delicately flavored enhancement for teas, baked goods and desserts.
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Looking For Recipe For Boston Creme Candy
My Mother made a delicious candy that was called Boston creme candy, but I cannot find the recipe. Does anyone have it? Thanks.
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Church Windows
Two recipes for Church Windows candy
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Recipes for Potato Fudge
I had a recipe for potato fudge that was out of this world and I lost it. It was something someone brought to work and he shared the recipe with me and now I have no idea what I did with it.
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Heath Toffee Candy
This is soooo good. I always get raves from the people who eat it. It is habit forming. I always give 1/2 of it away or i would eat it all.
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O'Henry Candy Bars
Bring syrup and sugar to a boil just until it dissolved, about 5 minutes. Remove and add peanut butter and vanilla; stir in crisp rice cereal. Pat into jelly roll pan which has been buttered. Butter your hands and work quick.
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Honey Milk Balls
Blend honey with peanut butter. Work in dry milk. Grease hands with butter and form in small balls. Roll in wheat flakes. Chill before serving.
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Potato Candy
My Aunt who lived in West Virginia and has passed use to make Potato Candy. That's what she called it anyway. I thought I had written it down but I have either lost it or I didn't write it down. I know she boiled potatoes and peeled them. But from there I don't remember what she did. Does this sound familiar to anyone else? Can you help me please? Thank you for your help.
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Peanut Butter-Cheerios Balls
Bring sugar and syrup to a rolling boil. Add vanilla, peanut butter, and Cheerios. Form bite-size balls and cool on wax paper. (Rub paper lightly with margarine to prevent sticking).
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