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What did you think of this recipe?
Stink
Tried it twice. Failed both time. Kaka Recipe
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E. Perrone
The ‘glass’ is subject to the humidity in the air and can go sticky . But what I really want are recipies to put in a decorated jar for Xmas presents. Such as all dry ingredients prexmeasured and the recipe and liquid amounts etc attached. Or long lasting biscuits/lollies that will survive three weeks in jar.
4
follow my roblox account
Hi Chelsea, just wondering how you could think that this could ever work? it only has one ingredient. follow my roblox account pls
1
Aimee
As an experienced baker I thought this recipe would be fairly easy. Even on low the sugar began to caramelise before it had melted. I could not get anywhere close to hard crack stage on my thermometer as it had gone a dark caramel colour and began to burn. I had to repeat using some water to dissolve the sugar and had much better success.
1
Yr mom
It was alright but not dat gwate not thee white ingweedients snowy☺️☺️☺️☺️
2
Rachel
Terrible. It carmelizes before fully cooked. If you want a clear glass look, get another recipe.
1
Isabella
AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!
5
Tara
Works really well!! was a bit clumpy and i over cooked it but it was perfect for prop glass
4
karen
I think you need a little better recipe you do not put sugar in a sauce pan with out liquid or it will burn
1
Liz
Hi Chelsea, just wondering how to cover the setting candy? And also after it is set, do I store in the fridge or just on the bench? I live in an area that can be humid at times. I have tried a different recipe for toffee which set nice and hard, but the surface was quite sticky. The intended use for this glass is to use in a stage show and broken over someone's head, don't particularly want it to stick to them! LizChelsea Sugar:The setting candy can be covered with a sheet of baking paper. Please store the sugar glass in the fridge.
The ‘glass’ is subject to the humidity in the air and can go sticky . But what I really want are recipies to put in a decorated jar for Xmas presents. Such as all dry ingredients prexmeasured and the recipe and liquid amounts etc attached. Or long lasting biscuits/lollies that will survive three weeks in jar.
4
follow my roblox account
Hi Chelsea, just wondering how you could think that this could ever work? it only has one ingredient. follow my roblox account pls
1
Aimee
As an experienced baker I thought this recipe would be fairly easy. Even on low the sugar began to caramelise before it had melted. I could not get anywhere close to hard crack stage on my thermometer as it had gone a dark caramel colour and began to burn. I had to repeat using some water to dissolve the sugar and had much better success.
1
Yr mom
It was alright but not dat gwate not thee white ingweedients snowy☺️☺️☺️☺️
2
Rachel
Terrible. It carmelizes before fully cooked. If you want a clear glass look, get another recipe.
1
Isabella
AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!
5
Tara
Works really well!! was a bit clumpy and i over cooked it but it was perfect for prop glass
4
karen
I think you need a little better recipe you do not put sugar in a sauce pan with out liquid or it will burn
1
Liz
Hi Chelsea, just wondering how to cover the setting candy? And also after it is set, do I store in the fridge or just on the bench? I live in an area that can be humid at times. I have tried a different recipe for toffee which set nice and hard, but the surface was quite sticky. The intended use for this glass is to use in a stage show and broken over someone's head, don't particularly want it to stick to them! LizChelsea Sugar:The setting candy can be covered with a sheet of baking paper. Please store the sugar glass in the fridge.