NOUGAT

3 c. sugar

1-1/2 c. corn sirup

1/4 c. strained honey

1 c. water

2 egg whites

1 tsp. vanilla

2 c. nut meats

Put the sugar, corn sirup, honey, and water together and cook until a

temperature of 260 degrees is reached or a brittle ball will form in

water. Beat the egg whites stiff and pour the mass slowly into them,

beating constantly until the mixture grows stiff and waxy. Then add the

vanilla and nut meats. Mix well and pour into a small box or pan lined

with waxed paper. If chocolate is to be used for flavoring, add the

desired amount just before pouring the mixture into the pan. When it has

cooled sufficiently, cut in squares or slices.

120. CANDIED PEEL.--Another favorite confection and one that is much

used in connection with candies for social functions is candied orange,

lemon, and grapefruit peel. After being removed from the fruit, the peel

should be well scraped and then cut into thin strips. In this form, it

is ready to coat with sirup.

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