How To Make Black Licorice Caramels

If you love black licorice, these caramels are a must try! They are super easy to make, for the complete recipe click here: icookandpaint.com/black-licor...
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[@shinew7185]

Very cool, thanks for posting/sharing. I love black licorice, can’t wait to try this! 👍🏼🌻😊

[@ICookAndPaint]

You're welcome :) Enjoy!

[@sbasalan]

Did I miss something that I did not see a decent portion of licorice powder adding into the compound?

[@NotTheEx]

He used anise oil, he said. I, too, wonder about that.

[@yousraadly7341]

Licorices my favorite i love its unique flavor, now oneself get to make some thanks to your homemade recipe really appricate this thank you so much lovely channel , keep the good job ☺☺

[@dylanborglan]

So yummmmy keep going

[@kristenkrueger5527]

❤❤❤❤ wonderful ❤️thank you

[@patricioarte]

Anise is one of the greatest flavor delights in the world, I simply love it! 😍💕💖

[@ICookAndPaint]

It really is!

[@Deadlyaztec27]

Nice

[@lauraludlow5489]

I don't know very many other people who like black liquorice - but it's so good! I'll have to try this too! :) Would you consider making a video on how to make taffy or sponge toffee??

[@ICookAndPaint]

+Laura Ludlow I LOVE black licorice! You will like this recipe. They do have a bit of a shelf life though--after a couple of weeks they lose their chewiness and become more like fudge, so eat them fast (won't be hard)! And yes, I'll be doing a video for saltwater taffy (very soon) AND sponge toffee :)

[@lauraludlow5489]

+I Cook And Paint Yay! Can't wait! :)

[@beverleygreenaway2379]

Laura Ludlow .

[@amyphillips8513]

Me too I have to try this

[@Dina_tankar_mina_ord]

this was awesome. But due to youtubes new algorithms I hade to search how to licorice on another search engine to find it. This was the best result I got after youtubes own platform for 2 days. That sucks when this should be a much higher result.

[@syedmammar1]

Good video man

[@ICookAndPaint]

Thanks! :)

[@deniseelias9852]

I love black licorice I decided to give a try They turn 😋 but why they’re stick together ? I try sprinkles some sugar but didn’t work did they suppose to be wrapped individual maybe? Thanks for your tasty and yummy licorice recipe Can I reduce the butter Please let me know Thanks again

[@ICookAndPaint]

Hi! You must wrap each one individually or they will stick together. Lots of work, but it’s the only way 😃

[@danielalt7508]

Tip 1: The more oil/grease added = The stickier it becomes... in this video there was a lot of grease added to the silicone, but if you want less sticky, you must add *LESS* oil/grease (yes, it sounds counterintuitive, but this is how styckiness works in candymaking). I would say you must first wash the silicone with water, then take paper and with just small dot of oil wipe the eentire silicone. Tip 2: Put some icing sugar + flour combo (50% each) or something similar *BEFORE* the candy has cooled down. If the candy is cooled down and then the sugar is applied, it will stick to everything but the icing sugar that will try to keep it from sticking. It is important the candy is sliced to pieces and sprinkled with icing sugar before it is let to cool down completly.

[@Thebear388]

Anyone know how much aniseed oil is needed. He didn’t actually say the amount.

[@tankgrrl29]

a little late, but if you're still wondering, it's 2 teaspoons. there's a link to the recipe in the video info :)

[@600miles]

2:44 got to use parchment paper, the caramel gets stuck to wax paper

[@mr.sadghost8507]

all these 'Liquorice' candy recipes, and no one uses actual liquorice -_-

[@luciferteaparty]

Is there something I can use instead of cornsyrup?

[@ICookAndPaint]

I wish I knew but I do not :)

[@MrDreamyFilms]

Molasses

nice vid. here a Tip: to make the salty one add root of Glycyrrhiza glabra (llicorice root) and ammonium chloride salt (salmiak) instead of anis en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salty_liquorice

[@ICookAndPaint]

I love this tip thank you :)

[@salomecordier2893]

Any healthier options. Not go na bring corn syrup near my mouth.

[@ICookAndPaint]

You can also do this with honey or agave. Hope this helps.

[@88KeysIdaho]

Corn Syrup is different than "High-Fructose Corn Syrup."

[@aishairfan8388]

Where is licorice in this recipe???

[@redpiller169]

Anise oil is the flavoring used in licorice

[@behuman3801]

This is a crime! You didn’t add any licorice in it You faked it with anise That’s fraud!!!

[@ricardoochoa1984]

i hate black licorice only reason i watched this was to cringe at how nasty it is. its the anise that ruins it 🤮🤮🤮