Maple Sugar Candies

Before you do a double take these don’t really have sugar or maple syrup.  They are made with sugar alcohols and maple extract.  But for a northeast girl with a love for maple they hit the spot.  Ever since I was a child I have loved the little maple leaf candies made from maple syrup.  And I love real maple syrup. Preferably grade B which has a stronger maple flavor than grade A.  But maple anything is delicious to me.  My next baking venture may have to be maple leaf cookies.  They are a shortbread sandwich cookie filled with maple flavored icing.  They are divine.  The first time I had them was on our honeymoon in Quebec City.  We drove out to an island in the middle of the St. Lawrence river and spent a day visiting sugar shacks and wineries.  We treasured the gallon of syrup and the maple sugar candies we brought home with us.

These Maple Sugar Candies are low carb, sugar free, grain free, gluten free, and a THM S.

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Ingredients:

4 T. butter

1/2 cup THM gentle sweet (or my copycat recipe)

6 T. heavy cream, divided

1/2 t. maple extract

1/4 t. sea salt

Instructions:

Combine butter, sweetener, and 4 tablespoons of the cream over medium heat.  Stir until sweetener is dissolved.  Cook until it is a deep golden brown.  As soon as it reached that deep color (right before burning) remove from the heat and immediately add the other 2 tablespoons of heavy cream, maple extract, and salt.  Stir until smooth.

Pour into silicone candy molds.  I got these for Christmas and love them (6 for $12 in all different shapes).  I would like to get one with maple leaves though so this recipe is a bit more authentic.

These will solidify in the refrigerator. It might take a couple DAYS. Once they are firm you can pop them out of the mold.

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Maple Sugar Candies

Author: Taryn

Ingredients

• 4 T. butter
• 1/2 cup THM gentle sweet or my copycat recipe
• 6 T. heavy cream divided
• 1/2 t. maple extract
• 1/4 t. sea salt

Instructions

1. Combine butter, sweetener, and 4 tablespoons of the cream over medium heat. Stir until sweetener is dissolved. Cook until it is a deep golden brown. As soon as it reached that deep color (right before burning) remove from the heat and immediately add the other 2 tablespoons of heavy cream, maple extract, and salt. Stir until smooth.
2. Pour into silicone candy molds. These will solidify in the refrigerator. It might take a couple DAYS. Once they are firm you can pop them out of the mold.

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