Homemade Treats For Tricksters
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When would-be goblins and ghosts come calling on Halloween
on bt Half of UNICEF, they deserve a treat. Try these easy to
make recipes lor instant soft drink punch and candied apples:
Iioney Orangeade Punch
1 quart water 1 envelope pineapple
1 quart orange juice grapefruit Kool-Aid
1 stick cinnamon */£ cup honey
\z cup sugar
Combine w ifer. orange juice, and cinnamon stick in a saucepan.
Unng to a lx..I. Remove from heat and add remaining ingredients.
S;;r w tm':' sugar is dissolved. Remove cinnamon stick. Serve
hot or chilled. '.lakes about 8l/z cups, or about 18 servings, 4 ounces
each.
Candied Apples
1 cup sugar 1 envelope cherry Kool-Aid
,1 cup water G to 8 apples
,3 cup light corn syrup Wooden skewers
Combine sugar, water, and corn svrup in a saucepan. Bring to
f- B’il over brat, stirring until sugar is dissolved. Continue
boiling without stirring, until mixture comes to a temperature of
290 F.
Remove from heat and dip pan into cold water to reduce the
bubbling. Stir in cherry instant soft drink mix, blending well.
Hold pan over boiling water to help prevent syrup from hardening.
Spear clean dry apples through the core with skewers. Dip slow
ly into syrup; turn and lift out. Allow excess syrup to run off. Place
dipped apples on greased tray or wax paper and allow to harden
(about 20 to 30 minutes). Makes 6 to 8 candied aonles.
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Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Ford of
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