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How Do You Make Black Licorice?


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Black licorice pipes, whips... surely they can be made at home? I have come across a couple of recipes for black licorice chews (square caramels) made without any flour at all, so they might be ok, but I want the flour type of recipe (and of course substitute a gluten-free flour for it).

But such a recipe is surprisingly hard to find.

Anyone out there have one?

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Black licorice pipes, whips... surely they can be made at home? I have come across a couple of recipes for black licorice chews (square caramels) made without any flour at all, so they might be ok, but I want the flour type of recipe (and of course substitute a gluten-free flour for it).

But such a recipe is surprisingly hard to find.

Anyone out there have one?

mamatide

Hi Mamatide... Did you manage to find a recipe? I'm looking too. I buy the Orgran gluten-free Licorice but I would like to try making my own.

Maurice

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I've been toying with this idea, and am thinking it might work with the right gums and flour. I do know that anise is a primary part of the flavor too. So now I think I'll try a few things and post a recipe if I get something edible.

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