Candy & Confectionery Recipes

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Traditional sweet recipes for you to try. Look at our article on cooking with sugar before attempting any of our confectionary recipes.

GENERAL SWEETS/CANDY/CONFECTIONERY RECIPES
Acid Drops - MAR 2006
Almond Balls - MAR 2006
Almond Crunch - MAR 2006
Almond Diamonds - MAR 2006
Almond Toffee - MAR 2006
Apricot Bonbons - MAR 2006
Barley Sugar
Butterscotch
Butterscotch Bars - MAR 2006
Butterscotch Parfait
Candied Ginger - MAR 2006
Caramels - MAR 2006
Caramel Creams - MAR 2006
Caramel Grapes - MAR 2006
Caramels, Golden - DEC 2006
Cherry Rocks - MAR 2006
Chocolates, Parisian Ganache - MAR 2007
Chocolate Coconut Candy - MAR 2006
Chocolate Coconut Truffles - MAR 2006
Chocolate Drops - MAR 2006
Chocolate Pineapple - MAR 2006
Chocolate Toffee - MAR 2006
Chocolate Truffles
Coconut Candy - MAR 2006
Coconut Fondants - MAR 2006
Coconut Ice
Coffee Brazils - MAR 2006
Coffee Cream Almonds - MAR 2006
Coffee Fondants - MAR 2006
Coffee Truffles - SEP 2006
Coffee Walnuts - SEP 2006
Date Bon Bons - SEP 2006
Fondant - DEC 2006
Fruit and Nut Caramel - DEC 2006
Fudge
Fudge, Apricot - MAR 2006
Fudge, Butterscotch - MAR 2006
Fudge, Chocolate - MAR 2006
Fudge, Chocolate Nut
Fudge, Citrus - MAR 2007
Fudge, Coffee
Fudge, Extra Rich - DEC 2006
Fudge, Ginger - DEC 2006
Fudge, Simple - SEP 2006
Home-made Candy
Honeycomb Brittle - DEC 2006
Honey Treats - DEC 2006
Horehound Candy
Iced Bonbons - DEC 2006
Lemon Creams - DEC 2006
Lemon Drops
Maple Glazed Nuts - DEC 2006
Marrons Glaces - DEC 2006
Marshmallow
Marzipan Fruits - SEP 2007
Marzipan Gingers - SEP 2007
Marzipan Rounds - SEP 2007
Milk Toffee - SEP 2007
Mixed Fruit Truffles - SEP 2007
Nougat
Peanut & Sesame Balls - MAR 2007
Peanut Brittle - MAR 2007
Peppermint Humbugs
Pistachio Treats - NOV 2007
Praline Toffees - NOV 2007
Rum Truffles
Russian Toffee - OCT 2007
Spiced Almond Cubes - OCT 2006
Toffee Apples - OCT 2006
Toffee Brazils - OCT 2006
Toffee, Golden - DEC 2006
Toffee, May - SEP 2007
Treacle Toffee
Treacle Toffee 2
Unboiled Fondant
Uncooked Coconut Ice - OCT 2006
Viennese Bonbons - OCT 2006
Walnut Tablet - OCT 2006

See also:
CHRISTMAS RECIPES
Apricot and Brandy Truffles
Boozy Christmas Truffles
Turkish Delight (Rahat Lakum)

REGIONAL RECIPES
Cinder Toffee (Honeycomb)

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I can't find a recipe for Jelly Babies. I know that they are made of gelatine, flavouring ,colouring and some type of sweetener but I can't imagine where you'd get the moulds from.

#7 - mary - 04/22/2008 - 15:14

thanks for your nice comment. Do you mean potato chips or french fries?

#6 - mary - 04/22/2008 - 15:09

Hi first I would just like to tell the owner of this web thanks alot for this wounderfull web!!!
I am looking every where for a lovely chips recipe and just cannot find it! I tryed to make so many recipes but could not get the right taste! could you please try and help me?

#5 - duhaa - 04/13/2008 - 08:27

Does anyone know how to make Jelly Babies? This is an English favourite and I cant find a recipie anywhere.

#4 - Fiona - 04/06/2008 - 04:52

Hi,
Here is a recipe for cream fondant.
1lb icing sugar sieved
1/4 teaspoon cream of tartar
1 small egg white
1 - 2 tablespoons of evaporated milk
Mix all ingredients to a pliable paste. Add more icing sugar or more liquid if necessary. Colour with desired food colouring.

#3 - Mary - 10/21/2007 - 16:30

Can anyone give me a recipe for
(what I used to call fondant cremes) the ones we used to have on our birthday cakes long ago. they were pretty colours pink yellow mauve etc. The only recipe I seem to get is for fondant iceing for covering cakes. Thanks

#2 - SHEILA - 10/19/2007 - 08:44

I'll see if I can find a recipe for these. Apparently they are also known as marzipan teacakes although they don't contain any marzipan! They are still being made by Grays and are widely available.If I find a recipe we will publish it in the Candy section.

#1 - Mary - 07/11/2007 - 10:15

does anyone know how to make what used to be known as grays teacakes, they were small round flat almost like the shape of a pontefract cake but toffee like with coconut? i would be very obliged for the receipe.

#0 - dave - 07/11/2007 - 07:37


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