We love peanuts and wanted to make these peanut praline clusters using peanuts. Pralines are a candy from the south. They are crunchy from the nuts, but are similar to fudge that will melt in your mouth. They are usually made with brown sugar and nuts. They you add in butter, cream, and a little karo syrup. They are rich with flavor and so delicious. If you are looking for a quick holiday gift for neighbors and friends, Peanut Praline Clusters will be perfect. what nuts are best for pralines? Pralines are most known for having pecans added to them. In some parts of the United States, pralines are known as Pecan Candy. In New Orleans they often use almonds in their pralines. We love peanuts and they taste amazing in our peanut praline clusters. If you have a favorite type of nut, it will work great in this recipe. We would love to hear what nuts you add to your praline clusters. do you need a candy thermometer to make these clusters? Our recipe for peanut praline clusters is simple, and we did not use a candy thermometer. There is one step in our recipe that says to bring the mixture to a boil. Be sure that it's a full rolling boil, stirring frequently. Peanut Praline Clusters work best if you do not make them on a stormy or humid day. Sometimes the moisture in the air can really mess up your batch of candy and it's texture. Be sure not to overbeat the mixture in the pan. If you overbeat it, it can turn grainy and crystallize. If you follow the recipe as directed, you should be just fine. how to make Peanut Praline Clusters The ingredients for Peanut Praline Clusters are common ingredients. It's amazing that a few simple ingredients can make something SO delicious! Cover a cookie sheet with parchment paper and set aside. In a medium saucepan melt the butter over medium heat. After the butter is melted, add the brown sugar, cream, corn syrup, and salt. Bring this to a full boil stirring constantly. Remove from heat and add in powdered sugar and vanilla. Beat with a hand mixer on low speed until smooth. Stir in peanuts until combined. Let stand for a few minutes stirring occasionally. Mixture will start to thicken. Let set for about 5-10 minutes so it can thicken up. Stirring occasionally. When thick enough to hold the cluster shape, drop by tablespoon sizes on the prepared pan lined with parchment paper. Sprinkle with sea salt immediately after placing clusters on the pan. Let stand for 3-4 hours until firm. We placed them in the fridge to set up quicker. Be sure to store in an airtight container. We kept them in the fridge. Helpful items used for this recipe Saucepan - This is one of our favorites with non stick interior. Hand Mixer - Includes beaters, whisks, and dough hooks. Cookie Sheet - These are great for cookies and pan recipes. Have you heard about our newest cookbook, Copycat Cooking? We took over 100 of our favorite restaurant recipes and simplified them so that you can make them right at home! Every recipe has a beautiful mouth-watering photo and has been picky-eater approved. The directions are simple, easy to follow, and do not require any strange ingredients. This cookbook includes copycat recipes from Wingers, Texas Roadhouse, Starbucks, Panera, Cheesecake Factory, Kneaders, and so much more. We have you covered from drinks, to dessert and everything in-between. WE ARE SO EXCITED TO SHARE THESE RECIPES WITH YOU. ORDER YOUR COPY TODAY! SIX SISTERS' STUFF COPYCAT COOKING 

Oct. 1, 2021, 12:03 p.m.

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