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DIY DRAGONS BEARD

It has blown our mind how easy it is to make hand pulled candy. No wonder everyone on the internet has had their crack at it. We go head to head in this video to see who can make more strands. Who wins? Watch and find out.

DIY DRAGONS BEARD
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The recipe

DIY Dragons Beard

Serves1
CourseDessert
CuisineJapanese
Total time4 hours

Ingredients

Nutrition Facts
Serving size1
Calories452
Fat0
Saturated Fat0
Unsaturated Fat0
Trans Fat0
Carbohydrates119
Sugar113
Sodium3
Fiber0
Protein0
Cholesterol0

Instructions

Things you'll need
Plastic Container ORGiant Silicone Donut MoldScaleThermometerHJF Cutting BoardHJF Apron
  1. Mix together water and food dye.

  2. In a pan on medium heat combine sugar, corn syrup, water, and vinegar together. Don't stir.

  3. Bring mixture to 271°F. Once it reaches the temperature take off the heat, carefully. Let set until the sugar looks clear with not too many bubbles.

  4. Pour syrup into plastic or silicone molds. Cool for 2-3 hours.

  5. Cover work surface with corn starch. This will make the candy not stick to you.

  6. If the sugar has hardened too much microwave for 10 second increments until moldable.

  7. Make a hole through the center of the candy. If you used the donut mold skip this step.

  8. Hand pull the candy, making sure it is consistently the same thickness throughout. Once the circle is getting big, make a figure eight, fold it over, and continue to stretch. Repeat until you have the amount of strands that you'd like.

Made it? Tag #hellthyjunkfood, Julia wants to see how it turned out.
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