Dark corn syrup recipes

Here is a list of Corn Syrup alternative ideas you can use in recipes including dark corn syrup substitute ideas as well as light corn syrup substitute ideas. Plus a Homemade Corn Syrup Substitute Recipe to use when you need to know how to make corn syrup replacement with a mild flavor that won't overpower a recipe.

Here are five substitutes you can use to keep your recipe on track if you don't have molasses on hand, including brown sugar, maple syrup, honey, dark corn syrup, and white sugar.

They say baking is a science, but what do they actually mean? We break down the why and how behind all the common baking ingredients so that next time something goes awry, you'll know exactly how to help.

Chewy Pralines like Lammes Candies

My grandmother's homemade pecan pie is classic and simple with a delightful dash of cinnamon. It's the perfect combination of sweet and salty.

This family favorite Southern Pecan Pie is made with butter, dark corn syrup, a touch of cinnamon, and of course, pecans! Decadent and delicious!

This is a Cook's Illustrated recipe that was originally published in January 2009. These are dark, almost fudgy cookies that are not crumbly at all. They develop a nice, crackly top and are not overly sweet, even with the granulated sugar coating. CI recommends using Callebaut Intense Dark L-60-40NV, but any high- quality dark, bittersweet, or semisweet chocolate will work. Light brown sugar can be substituted for the dark, as can light corn syrup for the dark, but with some sacrifice in…

Discover the best natural substitutes for corn syrup to keep your recipes deliciously sweet and healthier. Say goodbye to corn syrup and hello to honey, maple syrup, agave nectar, and more!

This seasonal fun Candy Corn Simple Syrup is very easy to make and creates a delicious, thick syrup that is great in drinks and cocktails or drizzled on desserts, or even poured over pancakes and waffles. If you love candy corn recipes, you'll love this fun seasonal fall recipe.

Welcome to another Sweet Melissa Sundays Blog post. For those not familiar, Sweet Melissa Sundays, (SMS), is a blog group of bakers who embark on baking recipes from the book, The Sweet Melissa Baking Book, by author Melissa Murphy. Every Sunday, one baker hosts, thus posting a recipe from the book on their blog. The other members bake the recipe as well and blog about it. The recipe would only be found on the ‘host baker’s blog. Making caramel appears to be daunting. After making this…