A history of Vermont's maple sugar industryVermont Maple Sugar Makers Association
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A history of Vermont's maple sugar industry
Vermont Maple Sugar Makers Association
Arboriculture; Maple sugar
Take a tablespoonful of butter, three of water and one cupful of maple
sugar; boil until it is ready to candy and then add three quarts
of nicely popped corn. Stir briskly until the mixture is evenly
distributed over the corn. Keep up the stirring until it cools when
each kernel will be separately coated. Close and undivided attention
may be necessary to the success of this kind of candy. Nuts are
delicious prepared by this method.
Hoarhound Candy.
To a quart of water add a small single handful of hoarhound herbs and
boil for about half an hour. Strain and press all the liquor from the
herbs. Place on the fire and add to this liquid three pounds of maple
sugar. When it boils add half a teaspoonful of cream of tartar. Test,
and when it reaches the “hard crack” or 290 degrees, add a piece of
butter as large as a hulled walnut. When the butter is dissolved, pour
the whole mass on a marble slab or onto a greased platter. When almost
cold mark into squares with a knife.
Molasses Candy.
Two cups of maple molasses, 2 teaspoonfuls of butter, 1 cup of maple
sugar, ½ cup of water.
Boil all together until done,—be careful not to stir while cooking.
When done, pull.
OFFICERS OF THE VERMONT MAPLE SUGAR MAKERS’ ASSOCIATION, 1912.
[Illustration: A. A. CARLETON, President.]
[Illustration: H. B. CHAPIN, Secretary.]
[Illustration: HOMER W. VAIL, Treasurer.]
[Illustration: P. B. B. NORTHROP, Auditor.]
OFFICERS OF THE VERMONT MAPLE SUGAR MAKERS’ ASSOCIATION, 1912.
_President_, A. A. CARLETON West Newbury
_Secretary_, H. B. CHAPIN Middlesex
_First Vice-President_, C. E. MARTIN Rochester
_Second Vice-President_, W. E. YORK West Lincoln
_Treasurer_, HOMER W. VAIL Randolph
_Auditor_, P. B. B. NORTHROP Sheldon
MEMBERS.
Abbott, Walter, Marshfield.
Allbee, G. H., East Hardwick.
Ames, S. E., Rockburn, P. Q.
Badger, C. A., East Montpelier.
Badger, Jennie E., East Montpelier.
Barnard, E. Wellman, Springfield.
Barnett, R. E., West Newbury.
Bellmore, William, Northfield.
Benton, John, Lincoln.
Bigelow, F. M., Essex.
Blanchard, F. W., Ascutneyville.
Bristol, E. J., Vergennes.
Brock, John B., West Newbury.
Bronson, B. G., East Hardwick.
Cady, H. H., Cambridge.
Carleton, A. A., West Newbury.
Carleton, G. W., Bradford.
Carter, W. E., Rutland.
Chase, Perry, East Fairfield.
Chamberlin, R. S., West Newbury.
Chapin, H. B., Middlesex.
Chapin, Mrs. M. E., Middlesex.
Clark, C. C., West Lincoln.
Clough, G. L., Pike, N. H., R. F. D. No. 1.
Collins, E. B., Hyde Park.
Colvin, C. H., Danby.
Colvin, Mrs. C. H., Danby.
Colvin, N. E., Danby.
Cooke, J. B. & Son, Greensboro.
Dillingham, Hon. W. P., Montpelier.
Daniels, Sam, Hardwick.
Durant, John, West Newbury.
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