Three Easy Valentine’s Day Candies | Peppermint Patties | Honey Comb | Nougat | Chewy Sugar Cookies
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Happy Valentine's Day!
They all look amazing 🤤 xx
i will def have to try to make some of these they look yummy and so cute
Happy Valentine's Day!! I love peppermint patties too, but now I make lemon or mandarin ones and dunk them in white chocolate instead of milk or dark. ❤️ from 🇦🇺
Happy Valentine’s Day Acre Homestead family! ❤💛♥️💛
When I was a child, we called the "sea foam" you made, "sponge toffee".
Hey Becky! Love watching your videos. I may be wrong and you may already know this but it sounds on video like the beater on your kitchenaid is out of whack. When you lift the tilt head you’ll see an adjusting screw inside the top of the column that can be turned counterclockwise to lift the tilt head so the beater doesn’t bang the bowl so much. It is easy to find the instructions online.
Happy Valentines day 💓
I love honeycomb! I didn't know it was easy to make. You totally inspired me to make some of these candies! . And my husband loves peppermint patties too.
Oh my gosh the sugar!! So glad you didn't burn yourself! Cooking with gas is very different than electric and it took me a while to adjust to it as well, can't walk away from a gas stove. The coconut oil also helps "set" the candy faster because it's solid point is less than 78* so it sets up quickly when dipping cold items. (ex: magic candy shell/ice cream shell)
I just made the nougat, it reminded me of my grandmother, she always had this around the holidays, along with ribbon candy…it is yummy 😋
The realness in this video, so appreciated. Makes you more human to the rest of us. All the mixer messes and then the burnt sugar and garbage can. God bless you for being real!
Wow those look AMAZING!
Nice treats. We call honeycomb sponge toffee. I pour mine out on a large greased cookie sheet. It spreads out evenly. Very similar recipe/idea as peanut brittle. Also done on a cookie sheet.
Omg I have so much to catch up on. I've been home for a month now recovering from so much and I really missed your video's. I spent 3 weeks in the hospital. I went in around December 29th, got my surgery on Jan 9th Which I should have had my surgery on the 5th but I failed this stress test. So my surgeon would Operate without approval from the heart doctor, so that pushed it till the 9th. Along with that my mom went in the hospital and passed away on the 11th of Jan. I got out of the hospital on my birthday Jan 13. To be able to say a proper good bye to my mom. I'm so glad to be getting back to my happ place. Thank you Becky😊 💓
Thanks for showing your honeycomb process Its my granddaughters favorite and one day it took us 4 tries to get it just right
Very cute idea, and love the boxes you used! What you call Honey Comb, my mom always made and called Angel Food.
And, love the Nougat recipe! I just watched a cooking show, where their homemade nougat turned out like a rock, and could not even bite it.. LOL, I think I will try yours!
Hi. Sending much love, if you screw parchment paper up and then unravel it. it is easier to use xx
Happy Valentine's Day 💗
In Western NY, they call your sea foam sponge candy! So delicious, you made it look so easy to make
This is the funniest episode!
I put my candy pots full of water back on the stove & simmer them esp hard candy. Cleans them right out
We call it seafoam here in central PA.
I make a ton of candy at Christmas time. Starting 12/1, by 12/24 I don’t want to look at sugar & chocolate again for months. My husband got me a new candy thermometer last year,(bigger-easier to read) AND the readings were off!! 2 batches of caramel in the garbage-cooled though. Humidity, heat & temp are candy killers no matter how many times you’ve made it.
Awesome job, Becky! I love that you're so real and down to earth! Love ya, Hun! God bless
I absolutely LOVE your honesty…. That pause where you burned through your trash bag and can had me cracking up at work. Made my day, you're AWESOME!
You have a heart of GOLD!!! Thank you for showing none of us are prefect,,,, 😊😊😊
You are AWESOME, I love that you keep it real. You are such a positive person. Instead of being upset with that sugar because it burned, you didn't let it bring you down, you rose to the challenge. I appreciate all your recipes thank you 🙏🙏
I am so sorry in advance, this whole video is so cute, and so wholesome and lovely and here I am the party-pooper hollering internally "Please don't call it love bombing!" lol if you are curious as to why, it is a very common red flag tactic used by narcissists.
I absolutely loved this video!.. I have never looked at Valentines day like this. Becky, you have once again inspired me to do something for my family and friends in a different way to celebrate. What a great idea.
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One day try Martha Washington candy recipe easy and delicious
Oh Becky, I just love you 😊. When you poured that burnt candy into your garbage can I yelled NO!! Know how I knew what would happen? Yep, you guessed it. Prior experience 😂. One good thing though, you’ll never do that again!
Gosh! you make me anxious!
Thank you for showing us all sides of the process to get to those delicious end results – even those that are frustrating! It makes me feel like my mistakes aren't quite as embarrassing when I see someone as accomplished as you still making them. (When I see someone else mess up: well, hey – that's totally understandable! When I mess up: how could I be so wasteful!!! Super illogical, but that's my brain.)
One small thing I wanted to mention – the term 'love bombing' is used in psychology to describe a pretty unfortunate practice that some folks use to manipulate others. I know that's 1000% not what you're doing with these wonderful gifts! But since the term's already used to describe patterns with narcissists and the like, I wanted to let you know.
You know you can fold your parchment paper to fit in your pan plus keep a pair of scissors in your kitchen drawer to have to open marshmallows, chocolate chips, or whatever you need to open!
My mum used to cover the honey comb in milk chocolate yum. Do you not have Cadbury crunchy in the States this is a fave in the uk . My mum once made it and the contents exploded into the stove top she was chilling chunks off for days 😂😂😂
Happy Valentine's Day Becky. Your video is making me want to make all sorts of candies. 🙂
Sea foam equals malted milk balls . Homemade malted milk balls are heaven .
Our first baby was born in Valentine’s Day! Always celebrated in our house.
Don’t do sugar in your crockpot. Enamel covered cast iron gets waaaay too hot. Ask me how I know about burning peanut butter fudge? ?
You look great!
Each time I watch one of your videos, my husband shouts "Beckyyyyy" from across the room. We will be celebrating 42 years this valentines day. Still love this guy!
We call the honey comb —— Hokey Pokey in New Zealand lol
Ok never never ever putbboiile anything in a plastic bin lol😂😂😂
Many years ago, I made a LOT of suckers. It was a recipe that has to go to the hard crack stage. I was babysitting several kids at the time and I got distracted. It got to 300+ and I realized it was burned. So I decided I didn't want to pour it in my trash can, and I would pour it into a clear disposable plastic cup. Right on my counter… yep, the plastic cup melted and ran off my cabinet to the trash can. When I saw it was melting my cup, I used my hand to swipe the cup into the trash. Second and third-degree burns on my hand. Lesson learned: don't put boiling sugar mixture into plastic!
I have made a deal with MY teenager daugters tommorow. We are going to make ALL these candies, and pack Them in cute boxes, like yours. And then we are going to LOVEBOMB, some family and friends. Thanks for y’et another video,. I crave Acer homestead videoes, more than I crave anything else
Hi Becky , I made the candy but I burned the first batch ! You really need to keep an eye on the thermometer. It’s was delicious. I use to eat this during Christmas time during the 1970’s . Brought me back to my childhood. We called it Angel food !