油脂大量金属刮刀和有一个大拍of butter (at least a few tablespoons) ready to grease your hands. When the candy is just cool enough to touch at the edges, use the spatula to lift the edges of the candy, draw them to the center, and let them drop. Continue folding the candy in on itself until it’s cool enough to pick up. Pick up the candy (divided into two or more sections if you have people to help you pull) and begin pulling, twisting, and folding. Twist the candy as you pull it, and pull in short lengths (a foot or so) for better control. If the candy does get stringy, just mash and push the strings together with your thumbs and palms and it will form one strand again. Grease your hands as necessary, continuing to pull and twist as the candy begins to lighten in color and becomes more difficult to pull. Keep pulling until the candy is very tough to pull and seems almost plastic. It will have turned a silky dark ash-blond color. Pull the candy into a thin rope (3/4 inch in diameter) and begin snipping off bite-size pieces (about 3/4 inch long) with greased scissors. Wrap in pieces of waxed paper or parchment and store at room temperature (not in the refrigerator, which will make it sticky). If left unwrapped, the candy may spread (as if it were melting).
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