Goldberry Grove
West Virginia Centennial Cook Book, Supplement · 1964

Weekend Candy

From Mrs. Joseph Eros, of Anniston, Alabama.

  • CourseCandies
  • Ingredients10
  • Steps5

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Method

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  1. Step 1: Put sugar, cream and syrup together and boil to the soft-ball stage (238°F on a candy thermometer).

  2. Step 2: Remove from heat, add vanilla and beat for 10 minutes.

  3. Step 3: When it begins to thicken, add fruit and nuts.

  4. Step 4: Butter a large Pyrex dish and press the mixture in with your hands.

  5. Step 5: Let cool and cut into small squares.

From the cook

This is a very rich candy.

What we changed or couldn’t read (3)
  • Walnuts read "2 1b." (2 lb.); every other fruit and nut is ½ lb., so this may be an OCR error for ½ lb.
  • "Coffee cream" is light cream (about 18–20% fat).
  • Titled "Week End Candy" in the source.
West Virginia Centennial Cook Book, Supplement, 1964. Compiled by The Woman's Club of Logan, Inc., Logan, West Virginia.Transcribed by Goldberry Grove, with thanks to Marshall University.
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