Just a little trick: mine seized before I could get all of them on my parchment. I added a very small Pat of butter and a small splash of milk, beat without heat, and they came back beautifully!
This woman knows how to cook! Watch her techniques. The wood spoon. How she holds her pan. She's done this for years. I never trust a cook that doesn't eat on camera what she cooks. She's a real hero in the kitchen.
Pecan Praline 1 cup brown sugar 1 cup white sugar ½ cup evaporated milk pinch of salt ½ stick butter 1 teaspoon vanilla 1 cup halves ½ cup pieces Pecans Combine brown sugar, white sugar and milk. Bring to a rolling boil. Stir for four minutes. Remove from heat. Add salt, butter, vanilla and pecans. Stir to combine and spoon onto parchment paper.
Thanks for this easy recipe. 1 c Brown sugar 1 c White sugar 1/2 c evaporated milk Pinch of salt Half stick Or 4 tablespoons butter 1 1⁄2 c pecans 1 tsp vanilla Looks delicious. Can't wait to try it out!!
WOW! Those look great. I love your cool, smart, relaxed style in front of the camera. You are a natural. What a classy lady. Wish you were my neighbor. God bless and thanks for the recipe. I definitely gonna try it
Sometime try this recipe with Buttermilk instead of canned milk, that is the true Southern Pralines recipe. My son went to Tulane U. in New Orleans and one of the local studens mother gave him some and he got her recipe. Butterrmilk cuts some of the over sweetness of it.
Woo Hoo, am I glad I found you!!! You're a God Send. Thank you for sharing such a wonderful recipe, and the knowledge of how the candy is sold in your area. I'm definitely going to make a batch with a bit of a twist as I have all the ingredients on hand.
I love your recipe and your video! You made it look so easy I decided to try it. I’ve never made pralines before but as soon as I boiled mine for 2 minutes I could tell it was going to seize. Should have stopped I think but I continued the 4 minutes then quickly removed it. I have an electric stove and struggled with bringing it to boil on medium so ended up using almost the highest heat. I think those first minutes of cooking on less than a boil contributed. I also only had dark brown sugar. Although that sounds like a recipe for disaster I went ahead with the recipe and added a bit of very hot water when it looked just like crumbles of pecans and sugar. I know you won’t be surprised that they came out ok after all that! Pralines must be the most forgiving of any candy you can make!!
Omgggg my favorite thing was pralines when I lived in GA... used to go to SC and pick them up been dreaming about them since! I'm going to try this TODAY!! THANK YOU!!!
Oh Christy...l saved this to my playlist. I'm so looking forward to having a praline, it's been years! They look delicious! 😋 Thank you for sharing your recipe 🥰
Hi I am from Lafayette Louisiana I loves pauline’s candy I made me some Pauline’s candy I fallow your recipe it was good I share some Pauline for my co- worker they love them thank you for the recipe
This is a very easy recipe I really loves this recipe I watch so many RUclips channels how to make pecans candy’s everyone of them it was so hard that take to long so I going to find me a pecans candy that want take long to make You are wonderful thank you that was really easy
I am so proud of myself, I followed you step by step and they turned out so delicious!!! This is not only delicious but easy to make too. Thanks for sharing your recipe .
❤This recipe is tried and true! I really enjoyed making these pralines! Thanks for sharing your recipe. I’m about to make some more right now. Easy recipe, edible in minutes! 🤗🥣
Yummy they look so good I will make these , you are so pleasant to listen too. Thought your order recipe look so good. I can’t eat chocolate so can not have those. Thanks!!
I made these for Christmas they are really sweet and gritty like the sugar didn't dissolve / melt the next day they fell apart easily but my children still ate them
The ladies from Lamesa Texas make great ones that are sold at GEBO'S !!!!! Yours look like them !!! Yeah for your hard work!!!!! Hello from our farms in Western Texas
That was lovely thank you so much! I know it's only October, but I am collecting a few recipes for my Christmas baking. I do appreciate all of your hard work and the video. so thank you again.
Looks delicious and easy....... I'm going to try this instead of buying the restaurant ones for Christmas gifts......thank you for sharing this will help me save money 🤑❤😊
In Spain in the early 20th century people would wear vanilla as a body scent. Maybe people still do this but I never forgot it. Nice video. I am going to try my hand at these. Thanks.
This was my first time looking at your video and my granddaughter does a lot of baking and cooking and when I saw this video it is perfection to me because it is quick and easy and when you have to put out products for certain way you want any hack that would enhance what you are already doing thumbs up for you❤
Thank you very much I’m gonna try making needs to see how they come out. I made Christmas crack today and peanut butter fudge and I was going to work on making the pecan pie balls tomorrow but I have to do your recipe. Thanks again for the video.
This is looking so yummilicious and appetizing recipe....Looks finger liking good. Perfect blend of flavours and ingredients. It came out perfect. Thanks so much for sharing.
I love this recipe. You mentioned Texas. I live in San Antonio Texas. I also love the Vanilla from Mexico but I'm almost out. You mentioned a Flea Market. If you are near San Antonio please let me know where you go to a Flea market to buy the Vanilla. I really appreciate your great recipes.
We are in North Texas so we are about five hours away from you. I don’t know of any places that direction that sell it but I’m sure if you look at flea markets you could find it happy hunting ❤️
Yum!!! I love that you use a Revere Ware pan (I inherited my grandmother's Revere Ware), that you use Mexican vanilla (THE best stuff, IMHO, and more important to bring back from across the border than booze), and that you have a cute little dog in the kitchen. 🙂
you are very entertaining and my mouth was watering when you were tasting and really watered when your husband taste tested Well I most definitely will have to try
Hi Christy ! I loved this video. I’ve made lots and lots of candy but I’ve never made pralines. They always looked like they be hard to make. You have given me the confidence to want to try these this weekend. You are a sweetheart! Thank you so much. ❤️
@@BootsAndBonnetWithChrisChristy If you make chocolate pralines when do you add the chocolate and what type of chocolate-cocoa powder, chips, chopped chocolate?
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This is another super easy recipe that is wonderful to share. Enjoy ❤
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How long does it take to cook
@@RickeishaWilliams-e4u not long. Very quick recipe. Blessings
Just a little trick: mine seized before I could get all of them on my parchment. I added a very small Pat of butter and a small splash of milk, beat without heat, and they came back beautifully!
Awesome. I’m so glad. Blessings ❤️
Thank You Much.😅😅❤
Thanks for the info! I didn't know that😊😊😊
Thank you! Mine went from liquid to granite in 5 seconds! You've saved me!
Gosh, I love these candied. You make it look so easy. Thanks God is good.
This woman knows how to cook!
Watch her techniques. The wood spoon. How she holds her pan. She's done this for years. I never trust a cook that doesn't eat on camera what she cooks. She's a real hero in the kitchen.
Thank you 😊
Just received my 5lb bag of pecans so I will make these for Christmas.
Pecan Praline
1 cup brown sugar
1 cup white sugar
½ cup evaporated milk
pinch of salt
½ stick butter
1 teaspoon vanilla
1 cup halves ½ cup pieces Pecans
Combine brown sugar, white sugar and milk. Bring to a rolling boil. Stir for four minutes. Remove from heat. Add salt, butter, vanilla and pecans. Stir to combine and spoon onto parchment paper.
Thank you for writing it out. I took a screenshot. ❤️
Thanks for this easy recipe.
1 c Brown sugar
1 c White sugar
1/2 c evaporated milk
Pinch of salt
Half stick Or 4 tablespoons butter
1 1⁄2 c pecans
1 tsp vanilla
Looks delicious. Can't wait to try it out!!
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Thank you for sharing, they look wonderful.❤
Thanks for putting the recipe on here
Love simple recipes 😋
Thank you 😊
I can’t wait to get started peoples in Louisiana going to loves this
They know how to make them there. Blessings.
Great tutorial!
And I’m looking to the east!
Even so, come Lord Jesus!🙌🏾
Amen 🙏
Yes……Amen✝️✝️✝️
WOW! Those look great. I love your cool, smart, relaxed style in front of the camera. You are a natural. What a classy lady. Wish you were my neighbor. God bless and thanks for the recipe. I definitely gonna try it
Oh my, thank you so much! ❤️
Sometime try this recipe with Buttermilk instead of canned milk, that is the true Southern Pralines recipe. My son went to Tulane U. in New Orleans and one of the local studens mother gave him some and he got her recipe. Butterrmilk cuts some of the over sweetness of it.
Yumm great idea. Blessings ❤️
Can you please share the recipe?
Buttermilk is what I always use. Think I will try canned milk next time.
Good to know, I was just wondering what to use instead if the milk.
I didn’t see the butter
I made these for Christmas this recipe is the best.
We like these in Louisiana...
❤❤❤❤this candy I didn’t know how to make it. Thank you loved watching your video
My pleasure 😊
WOW they look so delicious !!!!!
This is the best recipe I've found by far! Everyone raved about your recipe last Christmas, so I'm back to make them again! Thank you ❤
Thank you. Merry Christmas 🎁
She made a bakers dozen ! And they are delicious!❤ thank you for this recipe. I'm looking too the east too !
I loves that recipe it will help me alot
I love them with cinnamon mixed in
Yum. Yes ❤️
I want to try that I loves pralines
My favorite candy!❤
One of my Favorites and your recipe is great. Thank you and God Bless you....
Hope you enjoy
This is the best , she is right it's easy
Super easy. We love it 😍
I just had you come up in my newfeed. So glad God sent you. This looks so good. You have such a sweet countenance. I'll be watching.
Welcome!! Thank you for joining us. Blessings ❤️
I love watching you. You have the sweetest personality. Gonna make these and try them. Thank you and Merry Christmas!
Thank you. Merry Christmas 🎄
Woo Hoo, am I glad I found you!!! You're a God Send. Thank you for sharing such a wonderful recipe, and the knowledge of how the candy is sold in your area. I'm definitely going to make a batch with a bit of a twist as I have all the ingredients on hand.
Blessings, I am so glad you found it. ❤️
You are a very sweet lady❤ now you make it seem very simple, I will make this and get back to you!!! Thank you🌺
Thank you. Blessings 😍❤️
Home-made ice cream and pralines!
Yes!!🥰
Your the boss 😂 thank you for sharing, you both have a wonderful day ❣️
13 LOVELY CANDIES,💜
Thank you for sharing this recipe, I’m making them tomorrow ❤
Looks DELICIOUS!
Thank you 😊
I love your recipe and your video! You made it look so easy I decided to try it. I’ve never made pralines before but as soon as I boiled mine for 2 minutes I could tell it was going to seize. Should have stopped I think but I continued the 4 minutes then quickly removed it. I have an electric stove and struggled with bringing it to boil on medium so ended up using almost the highest heat. I think those first minutes of cooking on less than a boil contributed. I also only had dark brown sugar. Although that sounds like a recipe for disaster I went ahead with the recipe and added a bit of very hot water when it looked just like crumbles of pecans and sugar. I know you won’t be surprised that they came out ok after all that! Pralines must be the most forgiving of any candy you can make!!
Omgggg my favorite thing was pralines when I lived in GA... used to go to SC and pick them up been dreaming about them since! I'm going to try this TODAY!! THANK YOU!!!
Hope you enjoy them. Merry Christmas 🎄
@@BootsAndBonnetWithChrisChristy Merry Christmas!!!
I tried another method that didn’t turn out nearly as good as this one. Thank you so much!!! Merry Christmas!!! 🎄🎄🎄
Oh Christy...l saved this to my playlist. I'm so looking forward to having a praline, it's been years! They look delicious! 😋 Thank you for sharing your recipe 🥰
Thank you ❤️❤️
Hi I am from Lafayette Louisiana I loves pauline’s candy I made me some Pauline’s candy I fallow your recipe it was good I share some Pauline for my co- worker they love them thank you for the recipe
Thank you! You are a great teacher and so sweet!
Thank you. Blessings 😍❤️
Yummy. I can not wait to make a batch. Thank you.
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Precious pup ❤️
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Loved this, Thanks😊
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I love this recipe. I tried others but this one is the best I've seen. Thanks Christi
Thank you 😊
I love this recipe
Thank you. Blessings ❤️
This is a very easy recipe I really loves this recipe I watch so many RUclips channels how to make pecans candy’s everyone of them it was so hard that take to long so I going to find me a pecans candy that want take long to make You are wonderful thank you that was really easy
Thank you. Blessings ❤️
I am so proud of myself, I followed you step by step and they turned out so delicious!!! This is not only delicious but easy to make too. Thanks for sharing your recipe .
@@zelmamitchell2982 so glad.
Im gonna try this. I have never made them. But i love them.
Blessings to you ❤️
I am going to try your recipe Tha,nksl
yours turn out good, not flat😍
You make me smile I love your receipes
Thank you 😊
My great grandmother used to make them using regular milk and sugar. 1 part milk 1 part sugar. Stir stir and stir
Just watched...My mom did this recipe...was perfect Everytime👍🏻 Thanks enjoyed your vid
❤This recipe is tried and true! I really enjoyed making these pralines! Thanks for sharing your recipe. I’m about to make some more right now. Easy recipe, edible in minutes! 🤗🥣
Aren’t they wonderful?? 😊❤️
Thanks for this awesome recipe
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Hey sweet lady, my sister makes pralines also. They are wonderful. Thank you for sharing your recipe. God bless you..😊😊
I am from in Lafayette Louisiana
These look so yummy! I will make this candy in November and December. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you! ❤️
Yummy they look so good I will make these , you are so pleasant to listen too. Thought your order recipe look so good. I can’t eat chocolate so can not have those. Thanks!!
Thank you. Blessings ❤️
Key to great pralines is very low humidity in the air. Winter time is best after a cold front passes
That is very true! Blessings ❤️
Those look yummy! I love your gingerbread decorations!
Thank you. Merry Christmas
I made these for Christmas they are really sweet and gritty like the sugar didn't dissolve / melt the next day they fell apart easily but my children still ate them
Get you a candy thermometer and let candy boil to 240⁰f during that 4 min span. Then remove from stove and start adding pecans butter and extract.
The ladies from Lamesa Texas make great ones that are sold at GEBO'S !!!!! Yours look like them !!! Yeah for your hard work!!!!! Hello from our farms in Western Texas
such a great quick recipe
I hope you enjoy them. Blessings ❤️
I hope you make these the next few years it would be good for this WINTER TIME!!!
I'm going to make these.. yum!!
That was lovely thank you so much! I know it's only October, but I am collecting a few recipes for my Christmas baking. I do appreciate all of your hard work and the video. so thank you again.
These are wonderful. Blessings ❤️
Thanks. You really make it look so easy.🦋🌻🤗
It is one of the easiest candy to make. Blessings ❤️
I am in Mexico and I will make them. Thanks for sharing your treasures.
Feliz Navidad!
I used my cookie scoop and they evened out beautifully. Thanks for a great recipe to add to my recipe collection ❤
Love Pralines! Thank you so much for posting your recipe. 😍
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~Looks great...Louisiana girl here & grew up on this candy that my mother w'd make. Thx
Looks delicious and easy....... I'm going to try this instead of buying the restaurant ones for Christmas gifts......thank you for sharing this will help me save money 🤑❤😊
They look so easy. I have been wanting some pralines for a while. I am going to make some real soon. I am in Little Elm, Texas
Hello neighbor ❤️
I love making pralines. They are so good and so easy to make. Love watching y'all.
Thank you 😊
In Spain in the early 20th century people would wear vanilla as a body scent. Maybe people still do this but I never forgot it. Nice video. I am going to try my hand at these. Thanks.
These are amazing
They are so delicious ❤️❤️
Those look so good! I love your energy😃
They are awesome 😊❤️ thank you
Love it
I love that you use that Revere saucepan:). It’s how I grew up cooking!
I love them. Blessings ❤️
Great❤
This was my first time looking at your video and my granddaughter does a lot of baking and cooking and when I saw this video it is perfection to me because it is quick and easy and when you have to put out products for certain way you want any hack that would enhance what you are already doing thumbs up for you❤
Thank you 😊
Muchas gracias ❤️
Thank you very much I’m gonna try making needs to see how they come out. I made Christmas crack today and peanut butter fudge and I was going to work on making the pecan pie balls tomorrow but I have to do your recipe. Thanks again for the video.
That all sounds wonderful. Blessings ❤️
Im from West Tx...yes, these are yummy. My favorite candy!
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I look forward to trying this recipe.
Thank you. They are delicious 😋
That’s the biggest bottle of vanilla I’ve ever seen! Enjoyed watching you make these!
I’m so glad you enjoyed it!
Don't you know everything is bigger and better in Texas! 🎉😂🤠
This is looking so yummilicious and appetizing recipe....Looks finger liking good. Perfect blend of flavours and ingredients. It came out perfect. Thanks so much for sharing.
Thank you 😊
I’m going to try this, we made some in the microwave at work one day!!
Yummy
They look yummy...I will make those !!
They are wonderful ❤️
I love this recipe. You mentioned Texas. I live in San Antonio Texas. I also love the Vanilla from Mexico but I'm almost out. You mentioned a Flea Market. If you are near San Antonio please let me know where you go to a Flea market to buy the Vanilla. I really appreciate your great recipes.
We are in North Texas so we are about five hours away from you. I don’t know of any places that direction that sell it but I’m sure if you look at flea markets you could find it happy hunting ❤️
That looks amazing as usual 💖 Thank you for sharing 💖
Thank you ❤️
Yum..me and one of my son in laws will go nuts over these..blessings
Thank you. Blessings ❤️
Enjoying this ❤️ have a blessed day friends
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45 miles NW of Ft. Worth here and I love your recipe.
Fort Worth is where it’s at!
Thank you for recipe
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Yum!!! I love that you use a Revere Ware pan (I inherited my grandmother's Revere Ware), that you use Mexican vanilla (THE best stuff, IMHO, and more important to bring back from across the border than booze), and that you have a cute little dog in the kitchen. 🙂
Thank you. I agree 😊
I have a couple of pans just like that
you are very entertaining and my mouth was watering when you were tasting and really watered when your husband taste tested Well I most definitely will have to try
Thank you. They are wonderful 😊❤️
Yummy 😋
Wish I could smell it too. Does seem easy to make. I've had them in Savannah. Glad to know we can make it ourselves so easily.
Thank you 😊
Thank you. I’ll try that recipe.
Hi Christy ! I loved this video. I’ve made lots and lots of candy but I’ve never made pralines.
They always looked like they be hard to make.
You have given me the confidence to want to try these this weekend. You are a sweetheart!
Thank you so much. ❤️
Thank you ❤️❤️
@@BootsAndBonnetWithChrisChristy If you make chocolate pralines when do you add the chocolate and what type of chocolate-cocoa powder, chips, chopped chocolate?
@@carollewis3912 I’ve never made them like that but if I did I would add cocoa before boiling.
@@BootsAndBonnetWithChrisChristy Thanks.
Excellent thank you💛💚🙏Merry Christmas from OREGON
Merry Christmas 🎄
Thank you for the easy recipe! I am making these TODAY! Merry Christmas and many blessings! :)
Merry Christmas 🎁
Oh my goodness I made these praline’s they are the best!!! I live in Texas also Southeast. I hope y’all have a Merry and Blessed Christmas 🎄 ♥️
Merry Christmas 🎁