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Mom’s Pralines (Small Batch)

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Dairy Candies, Desserts, Mom 1 Batch

INGREDIENTS

Light brown sugar (one box)
2 tb Karo
2 tb Water
5 3/4 oz Evaporated milk
1/4 ts Salt
2 c Pecan halves
1/4 c Margarine

INSTRUCTIONS

Be sure to cook this on a DRY day!
Pour sugar into heavy-bottom pot (such as pressure cooker). Stir in Karo,
water and evaporated milk. Let come to boil over medium heat; stir in salt.
After boiling a while, stir in pecan halves and lower heat a little. Stir
constantly, till candy reaches soft-ball stage. DON'T OVERCOOK! Remove from
heat. Let 1/2 stick of margarine melt in.
While candy is resting, set out waxed paper.  When candy has cooled enough
to not melt wax, stir in margarine and drop by tablespoons. Yields 15 - 18
pralines.
From Gemini's MASSIVE MealMaster collection at www.synapse.com/~gemini

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