Pecan Pralines
Recipes courtesy Stan Strickland
Show: Paula's Home Cooking
Episode: Sugar Shack
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By TristaDee
on March 05, 2013
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Not very good at all. The picture is wrong. It won't be a dark rich yummy pralines. Just eat a spoonful of sugar and half nut. There is way to much sugar to the ratio of nuts.
By rmberman0906
mt arlington, nj
on December 23, 2012
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the pralines weren't as dark as the picture.. more of a cream color. Very easy to make and taste very sweet!!
By mixi
on December 22, 2012
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this was a disaster. i followed directions exactly, stood over the stove stirring for an hour and all i got was sugar soup
By moorew958@yahoo.com
Delray Beach, FL
on December 17, 2012
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This is a great recipe and I've make the pralines at least 20 times and everyone loves it. The big SECRET that Paula and Stan did not tell you is this. After you have all ingredients in the pot heat them over med-med low heat until the SUGAR dissolves completely about 200 on a candy thermometer. When the sugar has dissolved turn up heat to med-med high until it reaches 238 on the candy thermometer. Keep adjusting your flame as the cream can and does scorch. .I place my candy onto parchment lined baking sheet.
By bmester_12749513
Canton, 62
on October 19, 2012
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Love this recipe, grit and all! Exactly how I remember eating them as a child. Made them today for the first time, exactly as recipe dictated, I think it took a little longer than the directions said. Not hard at all. Shared with my friends whom never had before, they feel in love with them. Thank you Stan Strickland for bringing back a piece of my happy childhood!
By Mzgoldenlife
on May 28, 2012
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I was looking for a good recipe to use, as I wanted to give a praline as a favor for those attending my mom's birthday party (originally from New Orleans. This is a WONDERFUL recipe. Very simple and easy. It did take awhile to get to the soft ball stage.....but I continued to stir and check (the temp until it got there. I also roasted my pecans and added a little salt and vanilia. Perfect! My guests are gonna love it!!!!!!
By anna_70051_6351604
garyville, LA
on April 27, 2012
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I tried this recipe trying to kindle childhood memory's of my father's. The taste was close but the tecture was not there they were a bit grainy. I think that I needed to bring the sugar up a a slower boil and add some vanilla. I will try this again because he does use high quaily materials.
By sondak
Arizona
on March 31, 2012
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Soooo good and easy with pecans 13.99 per pound and pralines even more make your own, also make great little gifts, glass jar pretty ribbion, they will love you
By AngelJetta
on February 29, 2012
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these are sooo good! i really do not like nuts but it is so good in this recipe! not to mention it is pretty easy to make as long as you have a thermometer!!! plus they cool really quickly so you dont have to wait too long to try a bite! they are very sweet without rotting your teeth! delicious!!!!
By susanhtx
on January 25, 2012
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I love this recipe. It's so simple and no corn syrup or strange ingredients!! It does take the full half hour but it's worth it when you start to devour them. I have used this recipe twice now and it's just great. The only changes I have made is quantities. There is nothing I would change and I plan to use this one for every praline making event. And to other reviews on here. There is no grainy texture if done right. The ones I made tonight are cooling and look so pretty I almost don't want to eat them or share them... but I will!