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Wash and pat dry your apples. Place a wooden stick or tree stick in the middle of each apple reaching as deep as you along the length of the apple.
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Make sure the apple is firmly attached to that stick.
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Place the apples on a parchment paper.
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In a medium to small pot, add the ingredients all together and place on medium high heat until it starts to boil.
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At that point lower the heat to medium and place a candy/oil thermometer in the pot.
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Allow the sugar to boil gently for approximately 12 mins until the thermometer registers hard crack stage or 300 degrees F.
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Remove from the heat and immediately begin dipping the apples.
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Tilt the pan to make dipping easier. Dip one apple at a time swirling around the sugar mixture and hold each apple onto of the pan so that any excess sugar drops.
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Place the cited apple on the parchment paper and repeat with the remaining apples.
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If the sugar mixture begins to harden or thicken up, place it back on the heat for a few seconds until it becomes runny again.
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Allow the apples to cool for at least 30 mins to an hour. Remove from the parchment and serve.