In a heavy saucepan put the maple syrup and butter. Cook to 260°F. on a candy thermometer. Remove from heat and add the vanilla. Stir well and pour over the popped corn. Shape into balls.
Author's Comments
*For diabetic use, why not try Cary's SF Syrup or make your own maple flavored syrup?
In the North country the people make one of the aristocrats of sweets: maple syrup. It cooks down to a delicious candy, but is delicate, so watch your heat!
Both pecans and walnuts are good with maple; it's hard to say which is better. You may wish to include a few of your favorite.
this is one of the top popcorn ball recipes I have ever had, one thing, this will harden very quickly and is very hot I use cotton gloves with thin rubber gloves over them with 4x sugar to keep from sticking to my hands to form into balls (work fast)
Instructions
In a heavy saucepan put the maple syrup and butter. Cook to 260°F. on a candy thermometer. Remove from heat and add the vanilla. Stir well and pour over the popped corn. Shape into balls.
Author's Comments
*For diabetic use, why not try Cary's SF Syrup or make your own maple flavored syrup?
In the North country the people make one of the aristocrats of sweets: maple syrup. It cooks down to a delicious candy, but is delicate, so watch your heat!
Both pecans and walnuts are good with maple; it's hard to say which is better. You may wish to include a few of your favorite.
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