Hash Cotton Candy

molokai

Member
Who knew compulsivly watching food network would pay off? I saw this recapie on iron chef and thought why not turn this into something that gets you high in adition to tasting good? Makeing cotten candy is messy, so the first thing to do is to cover your kitchen counter and floor with newspaper, to catch sugar spills. Take 3 or 4 pans, and put them close together on the paper-covered counter, handles facing outward and extending over the edge of the counter. Spray the handles with nonstick cooking spray. Make sure you are wearing an apron, or clothing that can be easily cleaned, because you'll probley get sugar strands on yourself. First combine 2 cups granulated sugar, 1/2 cup water, and 1/2 cup corn syrup in a pot in medium-high heat, and stir until the sugar dissolves. Leave it alone to boil for 2-3 minutes then continue to boil the sugar syrup, stirring once in a while, until it reaches 310 degrees then add 3 grams of hash and any other non-alcahol based flavoring has to be non-alcahol based by the way. The sugar will cook very quickly towards the end, so watch closely to ensure it doesn’t burn. As soon as the sugar reaches the proper temperature, remove the pot from the heat and dunk the bottom of the pot in in a pan of ice water to stop the sugar from cooking further. Allow the mixture to stand for a minute or two untill thickend. Take the pot out of the pan then get a fork and dip it in the syup and move it quikly between the handles back and forth If the syrup doesn’t create any strands, or the strands have a lot of “beads,” allow the syrup to cool for another minute. If the strands are very lumpy and difficult to form, re-heat the syrup very briefly. After your done get all the strands off lightly form it into a ball and put it on a stick and eat.
 

KaleoXxX

Well-Known Member
and it gets u baked? im making cotton candy this week for a festival and i might slip a little hash in the mix for myself. regular cotton candy $2 a bag special cotton candy $20 a bag
 
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