Old-Time Penny Candy Buttons
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Recipe Summary Old-Time Penny Candy Buttons
While using royal icing, I saw how it peeled off parchment paper just like the candy buttons from the 1950's. This inspired me to give candy buttons a try. As a child it was a good buy for a penny, and quantity was important.Ingredients | Medium Rare Rump Steak Time2 12x16 pieces of parchment paper2 cups confectioners' sugar4 ½ teaspoons meringue powder¼ cup water¼ teaspoon vanilla extract1 drop pink, yellow, and blue food coloring paste, or as neededDirectionsCut 10 strips of parchment paper, 2-inches wide by 16-inches long.Sift confectioner's sugar and meringue powder together in a bowl; beat in water and vanilla extract until smooth.Divide sugar mixture evenly into three bowls; beat in small amounts of different food coloring paste into each bowl until desired color has been achieved.Place a #3 pastry tip into end of pastry bag; fill with one of the tinted sugar mixtures. Pipe buttons about the size of a penny onto parchment strips, 3 rows across. Repeat with remaining tinted sugar mixtures. Dry until buttons are hard, about 8 hours.A resealable bag with the tip cut can be used in place of a parchment bags.Keep exposed pastry tips covered with a damp cloth to avoid drying out.Info | Medium Rare Rump Steak Timeprep: 30 mins additional: 8 hrs total: 8 hrs 30 mins Servings: 10 Yield: 10 servings
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