The recipe Irish Potato Candy - GF
Irish Potato Candy - GF recipe is a Dessert meal that takes 15 minutes to make. If you enjoy for Dessert, you will like Irish Potato Candy - GF!
Irish Potato Candy - GF
- What Course Is Irish Potato Candy - GF?
- How Long Does Irish Potato Candy - GF Recipe Take To Prepare?
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An interesting Dessert that is Gluten Free - but not overly low in calories... What Course Is Irish Potato Candy - GF?Irish Potato Candy - GF is for Dessert. How Long Does Irish Potato Candy - GF Recipe Take To Prepare?Irish Potato Candy - GF takes 10 minutes to prepare. How Long Does Irish Potato Candy - GF Recipe Take To Cook?Irish Potato Candy - GF takes 15 minutes to cook. How Many Servings Does Irish Potato Candy - GF Recipe Make?Irish Potato Candy - GF makes 40 servings. What Are The Ingredients For Irish Potato Candy - GF Recipe?The ingredients for Irish Potato Candy - GF are: Baked Potato skin removed - 1 potato (2-1/3" x 4-3/4")Powdered Sugar, 2 Pounds Peanut Butter, smooth style, .5-1 cup How Do I Make Irish Potato Candy - GF?Here is how you make Irish Potato Candy - GF: Peel the potato and slice into one inch cubes, or so. Boil the potato cubes until you are able to stick a fork in each piece, lift it out of the pot, and the potato slides easily off the fork. After that, drain the water, and mash the potato in a large bowl. start adding the confectionary sugar once the potato is mashed. it will get VERY watery at first, so use a spoon, but after a while, the dough will harden up as the sugar saturates it. You'll have to use your hands to knead the dough after about 1 bag of sugar. Keep adding sugar until the dough won't take any more. Then dust the countertop or cutting board with more powdered sugar, and roll out the dough to about 1/4 inch thick. I usually have to throw some more sugar on the dough every so often (use it instead of flour), so it doesn't stick to the rolling pin. Spread a good layer of peanut butter on it, and carefully roll it back up. Chill the roll in the fridge for about an hour, take it out, and slice it so that each piece is about 1/4 to 1/2 inch thick. Number of Servings: 40Recipe submitted by SparkPeople user MILLERSIMPSON.What's The Nutritional Info For Irish Potato Candy - GF?The nutritional information for Irish Potato Candy - GF is:
What Dietary Needs Does Irish Potato Candy - GF Meet?The dietary needs meet for Irish Potato Candy - GF is Gluten Free |
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