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How To Make Healthy Ginger Candy. Bring the mixture to a boil over medium heat, stirring occasionally to dissolve the sugar. Add the exact amount of water called for in the full recipe, and bring to a. Grate ginger root, pack it down into a 1/4 c. Bring sugar and water to a boil and continue to boil until sugar is. Water in a medium saucepan and set the temperature on the burner to. If you prefer a stronger ginger flavor, you can leave the peel on for added intensity. In a saucepan, combine the sliced or grated ginger, sugar, and water. Peel and thinly slice or grate the ginger pieces. The pieces should look like small potato chips. Grate the ginger root in a measuring cup and pack it down to 1/2 c. Using a candy thermometer, watch it, stirring frequently until the thermometer reads 300. Mix the sugar, 1/3 cup of the ginger tea you just made and the cream of tartar in a medium sized heavy bottom pot. Add the ginger root to the 2.5 c. Measuring cup, and add to water in a saucepan and simmer until half the liquid has. Peel ginger and slice into small pieces (1/8″).

In a saucepan, combine the sliced or grated ginger, sugar, and water. Measuring cup, and add to water in a saucepan and simmer until half the liquid has. Add the ginger root to the 2.5 c. Grate ginger root, pack it down into a 1/4 c. Mix the sugar, 1/3 cup of the ginger tea you just made and the cream of tartar in a medium sized heavy bottom pot. Place the ginger slices in a large 6 quart saucepot. Grate the ginger root in a measuring cup and pack it down to 1/2 c. Add the exact amount of water called for in the full recipe, and bring to a. Bring sugar and water to a boil and continue to boil until sugar is. Peel ginger and slice into small pieces (1/8″).

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How To Make Healthy Ginger Candy Add the exact amount of water called for in the full recipe, and bring to a. Bring the mixture to a boil over medium heat, stirring occasionally to dissolve the sugar. Bring sugar and water to a boil and continue to boil until sugar is. Peel and thinly slice or grate the ginger pieces. Using a candy thermometer, watch it, stirring frequently until the thermometer reads 300. In a saucepan, combine the sliced or grated ginger, sugar, and water. If you prefer a stronger ginger flavor, you can leave the peel on for added intensity. The pieces should look like small potato chips. Place the ginger slices in a large 6 quart saucepot. Peel ginger and slice into small pieces (1/8″). Measuring cup, and add to water in a saucepan and simmer until half the liquid has. Mix the sugar, 1/3 cup of the ginger tea you just made and the cream of tartar in a medium sized heavy bottom pot. Grate the ginger root in a measuring cup and pack it down to 1/2 c. Grate ginger root, pack it down into a 1/4 c. Add the exact amount of water called for in the full recipe, and bring to a. Add the ginger root to the 2.5 c.