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Cuberdon

Cultural Context

Cuberdon, also known as 'neuzekes' (little noses), hails from Belgium, particularly associated with Ghent. Traditionally enjoyed as a sweet treat, these cone-shaped candies are filled with a flavorful syrup, often raspberry. Their unique texture and taste have made them a beloved confection, with modern variations emerging globally, yet the classic recipe remains a cherished part of Belgian culture.

BelgianBEdessert
120 min
medium
6 servings
Servings4
1 cup gum arabic
1 tablespoon natural gelatin
2 cups organic sugar
1 teaspoon natural raspberry flavoring

Quantities are estimated based on standard recipes for your convenience. The actual ingredients used in this video are accurate.

1

Create molds from natural wood and coat them with a thick layer of starch powder.

2

Prepare syrup by combining gum arabic, natural gelatin, organic sugar, and natural raspberry flavoring.

3

Heat the mixture in a copper cauldron, stirring vigorously for several hours until it reaches a thick and smooth consistency.

4

Pour the syrup into the molds.

5

Allow the cubitans to undergo a drying process to form a hard outer shell while keeping the inside soft and gooey.

6

Remove leftover starch powder using compressed air and polish each candy with a brush.

Equipment Needed

saucepanmoldsmixing bowl

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Dietary

vegangluten-freenut-free

Allergens

gelatin

Also Known As

Cuberdon

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