margarine sticks in total • (1/2 - 3/5 cup) powdered/icing sugar. I used a measuring cup which has ml as unit of measurement, but you can check the converted units and use your own equipment • milk chocolate or semi-sweet baking bar (use semi-sweet for dairy-free/lenten chocolates) — approximately one US 4 oz (113g) baking bar • honey. Homemade honey will give a better taste. The honey can also be crystallized (see step 2) • cocoa powder • Some cold water (from the fridge) in a small bowl
honey. Adjust the amounts of the other ingredients depending to the amount of candies you want. Homemade honey will give better taste. The honey can also be crystallized (see step 2) • teaspoon water • powdered/icing sugar (optional) • Some cold water (from the fridge) in a small bowl • lemon juice, freshly squeezed (not required if no sugar is added) • teaspoon cinnamon
all-purpose flour about 2 cups • sea salt • baking soda • baking powder • granulated sugar about ½ cup • light brown sugar about ½ cup, packed • butter, unsalted softened • large egg • pure vanilla extract • leftover Halloween candy chopped small (about ⅔ cup) plus more for the top
white sugar • light corn syrup • creamy peanut butter • corn chips (14 oz) I only used one bag by accident • chocolate chips • Optional: 2 Tbs sprinkles
Sampalok (Sweet Tamarind) • brown sugar • water • flour or mashed sweet potato (optional) • Sugar (for rolling) • Salt • Cellophane wrapper (for packaging) or a container with lid
powdered sugar • cream cheese • butter • Various food colorings • Various flavoring oils (must be oils, not extracts) - my favorites are cinnamon, butter rum, anise, peppermint, spearmint, or wintergreen
+ 2 Tablespoons powdered sugar • water (to start, then more. See below) • vanilla • cream of tartar • meringue powder • Hand mixer (or a stand mixer with a whisk attachment) • Black gel food coloring • piping tips: a #2 and a #1 • piping bags • Cookie sheet lined with parchment paper