#Snow maple candy how to
#Snow maple candy Patch

Stir constantly to prevent burning, and boil. Over medium heat, heat maple syrup to boiling.

#Snow maple candy Patch

(You can use crushed ice cubes if you don’t have snow.) Step 2. Find a clean patch of snow and pack it down well with your hands. Alternately, collect and pack down a few inches of fresh snow in a large, flat container, like a casserole dish. Known as maple taffy, maple toffee, tire drable. Click here to see the organizational tools post… I love my ipad stand….and lots of other bloggers shared some great ideas! Step 1: Go outside and scout out a spot with some clean snow several inches deep for making your candy. Maple Syrup Taffy - Sugar on Snow: An incredible treat by many names with one ingredient.

#Snow maple candy how to

You still have time to enter today to win one of 2 gift cards up for grabs. How to make maple syrup snow candy - This quick and easy recipe is just like Laura Ingalls Wilder made in Little House in the Big Woods. I loved the story…and it is now in theater’s too. Looking for a good book? I just finished this one….it is set in the early 50’s about a young girl who comes to America from Ireland. I love that it can be any season with just a switch-aroo of the bow:) If you are stuck inside this weekend….this wood wreath might be a good project to try.

I love a good snow week….cozy…snowy…fire on…baking happening-what can I say…I do love winter:) Just so it doesn’t stay too long. In this episode, I show you how simple it is to make Maple Taffy, otherwise known as: 'Snow Pops', 'Maple Candy', or 'Sugar on Snow'. Only one day of school this week….and more snow on the way today.