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"Sweets to the sweet." --SHAKESPEARE. |
This section contains a selection of traditional recipes for candy, sweets and other treats. All recipes, unless noted otherwise, are genuine Kentucky and Southern recipes from the Victorian era or before. They would have been familiar to the early residents of Old Louisville |
Creams (Fondant-Foundation for cream candies, Almond Creams, Cocoanut Creams, Chocolate Creams, Maple Creams...)
Drops (Raspberry Drops, Chocolate Drops, Cocoanut Drops...)
Chocolate (Chocolate Kisses, Chips, Loaf and Creams)
Fudge and Taffy (Chocolate Fudge, Marshmallow Fudge, Maple Sugar Taffy...)
Fruit Treats
(Sugar Plums Forbidden Fruit To Crystalize Fruit To Glace Fruits Fruit Loaf French Candy Filled Dates Stuffed Dates Candied Figs Iced Figs To Glace Oranges Crystallized Oranges Candied Orange Peel Orange Straws Candied Watermelon Rind)Nut Treats
Sweet: To Glace Fruits and nuts To Crystallize Fruits and Nuts Nougat Nut Crackle Hard Nut Candy Pinocha Prallines Maple Loaf Hickory Nut and Peanut Candy Pecan Candy Grilled Almonds Almond Nougat Burnt Almonds Creamed Almonds Peanut Sandwich Spanish Candy Peanut Balls Walnut Candy
Savory: Salted Almonds Deviled AlmondsPopcorn Treats (Popcorn Balls, Sugar Popcorn)
Miscellaneous Candies (Candy, Molasses Candy, Cocoanut Balls, Macaroons, Ice Cream Candy)
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