Making a maple candy recipe requires little more than natural maple syrup, a bit of butter or oil, and a standard candy mold. If you crave the sweet maple candies sold at tourist shops ...

To make a single serving, you'll need a half cup of maple syrup, an egg, and salt ... it will harden into maple candy -- which is delicious, but you'll need a liquid to poach your egg in! Afterward, ...

On average, the sap collected from one tree will make one quart of syrup. Who taught us how to make maple syrup? Native Americans taught the European settlers how to make maple syrup. They would cut a ...

On average, the sap collected from one tree will make one quart of syrup. Who taught us how to make maple syrup? Native Americans taught the European settlers how to make maple syrup. They would cut a ...

It is expensive because of the low yield from the sap (40 gallons of sap are needed for one gallon of syrup!) but the cheaper imitations labelled ‘maple-flavoured syrup’ made from a mixture of ...

Switch your stovetop with the saucepan on it, add the sugar and water, and mix with a metal whisk until the sweetener ...

Cotton candy ... maple, buttered popcorn, bacon and even pickle. A cotton candy machine is made up of a base topped with a large bowl with a much smaller dish at its center. The first step in ...

Add the buttermilk and maple syrup mixture to the dry mixture and mix well to make a dough. Roll the dough out on a floured work surface to 3cm/1½in thick. Using a pastry cutter, cut out 12 ...

You might think of maple syrup as something to pour over pancakes and waffles, but my husband and I make and sell syrup and on occasion like to cook with it too. We’ve found that syrup-sweetened ...

Some of us have never gotten over the trauma unleashed by Oprah Winfrey’s 1990s admission that she once drenched hot-dog buns in maple syrup when desperate for a snack. Effective, to be sure ...