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Default grainy pralines

does anyone know how to make pralines that are very coarse and grainy? I
think they would be called Mexican pralines as opposed to creamy ones. I
used canned goats milk and dark brown sugar. I want to make them like the
ones that were in the chip basket at the Monterrey restaurants. Blue Bell
ice cream also recently came out with a Mex. praline ice cream that was
wonderful but it was only seasonal.

 
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