Making sugar-free licorice at home was never any easier. Allulose comes to the rescue to deliver the perfect level of sweetness without sucrose. With our massive catalog of Flavor Drops, you can create almost any flavor, from the classic black licorice, to cherry, to cotton candy, and even root beer, your licorice will stand out above the crowd.
Difficulty
Beginner
Ingredients
- 150g (½ cup + 2 tbsp) Water
- 20 Sheets Platinum Sheet Gelatin
- 1 Dram Flavor Drops
- 5g (1 tsp) Food Coloring
- 200g (1 cup) Allulose
- 3g (½ tsp) Salt
- 150g (½ cup + 2 tbsp) Flour, Sifted
- 0.5g (â…› tsp) Citric Acid or Malic Acid (Optional for certain fruit flavors)
Equipment
- Heavy Bottom Pot
- Silicone Molds
Timing
Active Time: 15 Minutes
Total Time: 1 Hour
Yield
20-30 Pieces, Depending on Size
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Bloom and Melt Gelatin
Choose your flavor and color.ÂIn a bowl add the water and bloom the sheets of gelatin for 5 minutes or until completely softened. Be sure to separate sheets of gelatin before blooming.ÂPlace the gelatin and water in a heavy bottom pot and begin heating over low heat until the gelatin has melted.
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Add Allulose and Flavor
Add the allulose and stir until dissolved.ÂAdd the salt, flavor drops, and food coloring to the melted gelatin mixture.ÂMix until fully combined.
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Add Flour
Bring this to a boil over medium heat and then remove from heat and add the sifted flour. Stir the flour until combined.ÂReturn this to medium heat and cook until it begins to bubble. Stir continuously so it does not scorch to the bottom of the pan.
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Mold, Cool, Cut, and Serve
Once heated, pour this into a silicone mold and allow it to set for 1 hour in an ice bath.ÂRemove it from the mold and cut into desired shapes.ÂAllow the finished licorice to dry for 24 hours to prevent sticking.ÂThe finished candy can be stored in air tight containers for up to a month.Â
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Summary
Recipe Name
Sugar Free Licorice
Author Name
Modernist Pantry
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