【Food in various forms】A delicacy that brings back childhood memories - candied haws of sugar
Overview
Whenever the topic of candied haws is mentioned, many people will recall their childhood... The past cannot be repeated, but some flavors can be copied. Growing up in the south, I have never tasted the authentic candied hawsed haws in the north, but I still miss the taste of the candied haws on a stick from my childhood. For candied haws, I always think that hawthorn is the most authentic. The red hawthorn balls are endearing, with sweetness wrapped in sourness and sourness with sweetness.
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Steps
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Remove the seeds from the hawthorn, cut the hawthorn in a circle from the middle, and gently break it open with your hands
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On the side with the core, use the tip of a knife to pick out the seeds
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Then cover the other half of the hawthorns and string them with bamboo skewers.
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Put the rock sugar into the pot, add water along the edge of the pot, heat over medium heat, try not to stir.
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Observe the sugar liquid carefully. When the color of the sugar liquid becomes slightly yellow and the bubbles are many and crowded, it is almost ready.
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Identification of sugar liquid: Use a bamboo skewer to stick a little sugar liquid and put it in cold water to cool. After cooling, bite it with your teeth. If it sticks to your teeth, you need to continue heating; if it does not stick to your teeth, it feels like eating fruit candy, which proves that the heat is just right.
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Quickly roll the skewered hawthorns in the syrup, so that the surface of the hawthorns is evenly coated with a layer of syrup, and then take them out immediately (if you find it difficult to operate, you can use a spoon to scoop up the syrup and pour it evenly on the surface of the hawthorn skewers).
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Place the hawthorn skewers on an oiled stainless steel plate and let solidify for more than 10 minutes.
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Hawthorn has the functions of appetizing, nourishing the skin, promoting blood circulation and removing blood stasis, and lowering blood lipids. It’s hawthorn season now, let’s learn to make this delicacy that brings back childhood memories!