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CANDY HOME
PREFACE
01. CANDY TOOLS
02. FLAVORINGS
03. COLORINGS
04. SUGAR BOILING
05. CANDY HINTS
06. FONDANT
07. CREAM CANDIES
08. GLACES
09. NOUGATS
10. CARAMELS
11. BONBONS
12. CRYSTALLIZED FRUITS
13. FROSTED FRUITS
14. LOZENGES
15. TAFFIES
16. CANDIES
17. DROPS
18. POP CORN
19. CHEWING GUMS
20. SODA WATER SYRUPS
RESOURCES
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PRIVACY POLICY
BONBONS
CHOCOLATE BONBONS
Take two ounces of powdered gum Arabic and soak it in a cupful of boiling water; then strain through a cheese cloth; add a teaspoonful of vanilla and enough powdered sugar to make a stiff paste. Form the mixture into balls about the size of marbles, and set aside to dry. Now make an icing. Melt five ounces of sweet chocolate; put in with it two tablespoonfuls of water. Beat up the whites of two eggs, adding sufficient granulated sugar to make a soft icing; then stir in the melted chocolate. Dip the balls into this icing, one at a time, and place on waxed paper to dry.
MARASCHINO BONBONS
Are made the same as Chocolate Bonbons, with the exception that a teaspoonful of maraschino is used in the icing instead of chocolate.
COFFEE BONBONS
Proceed as directed for Chocolate Bonbons, using coffee extract in the icing instead of chocolate.
