Another classic praline recipe for holiday gift giving or just to keep for yourself.
Combine all of the ingredients (except the vanilla) in a medium saucepan. Cook about 20 minutes on medium heat until it comes to a boil. Stir occasionally and continue cooking until mixture forms a small ball in cold water.
Remove from heat; add vanilla and stir until mixture begins to lose its gloss. Then drop small portions onto waxed paper (put foil under waxed paper to keep it from sticking to your countertop). Work fast and keep the saucepan over a warm surface to keep it from hardening.
Let cool before removing from waxed paper. Store in air tight container
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