Pronunciation:
PRAH-leen; PRAY-leen • (noun)
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East Texas Brown Sugar Pralines
Definition:
A Louisiana fudge-like candy made with pecans and brown sugar. Pralines are usually made in patty shapes.
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Pecan Pralines
A basic recipe using brown sugar, water and pecans.
Made with white sugar, brown sugar and evaporated milk.
These pralines are made with a butterscotch pudding mix.
This recipe from Bill Neal's cookbook includes heavy cream and a little bourbon for flavor.
Basic step-by-step instructions.
Another standard recipe using brown sugar and evaporated milk.
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