I bought pecans for pecan pie before Christmas and used them. Tonight, I
looked at what was left, probably less than a cup, and hit the Net for a
glazed pecan recipe.
The first hit was a Pillsbury recipe which was good enough. I even had real
maple syrup. So I did what it said using the two cup recipe for less than a
cup of pecans. WhatEURTMs the harm?
The women like them or lied to me. I havenEURTMt tried any yet. Emerald
brand glazed pecans in the store look better.

leo

On 1/1/2021 12:28 AM, Leo wrote:
> I bought pecans for pecan pie before Christmas and used them. Tonight, I
> looked at what was left, probably less than a cup, and hit the Net for a
> glazed pecan recipe.
> The first hit was a Pillsbury recipe which was good enough. I even had real
> maple syrup. So I did what it said using the two cup recipe for less than a
> cup of pecans. WhatEURTMs the harm?
> The women like them or lied to me. I havenEURTMt tried any yet. Emerald
> brand glazed pecans in the store look better.

Glazed pecans are very tasty!

A pecan pie is too much for me but the little pecan tarts are a good treat.

On Thu, 31 Dec 2020 21:28:36 -0800, Leo wrote:

> I bought pecans for pecan pie before Christmas and used them. Tonight, I
> looked at what was left, probably less than a cup, and hit the Net for a
> glazed pecan recipe.
> The first hit was a Pillsbury recipe which was good enough. I even had real
> maple syrup. So I did what it said using the two cup recipe for less than a
> cup of pecans. WhatEURTMs the harm?
> The women like them or lied to me. I havenEURTMt tried any yet. Emerald
> brand glazed pecans in the store look better.
>
> leo

When I just read "Maple syrup" I went down to make some waffles with
maple syrup but decided to make a caramel waffles instead. Cream,
brown sugar, pat of butter, boil for 7 minutes, splash of vanilla -
Done! It took 12 minutes.

-sw