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Pecan Pralines

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In New Orleans, they are pronounced PRAW-leens, NOT PRAY-leens. [Click here to learn more about Cajun Dialect]

     3/4 cup brown sugar
     3/4 cup white sugar
     1/2 cup evaporated milk
     1/2 teaspoon vanilla
     2 tablespoons butter
     1 cup pecans

Combine the sugar and milk and cook slowly in a heavy pot over a low flame until it reaches the soft ball stage (238 degrees on a candy thermometer). Remove from heat and add the butter, vanilla and pecans. Beat mixture with a wooden spoon until it is smooth and creamy. Drop by spoonsful onto waxed paper. If the candy does not harden within 10 minutes, it may be cooked some more.
Yield: Approximately one dozen

 

 

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