Carefully shake and tilt the pan so that the melting sugar dissolves the remaining dry patches until it’s all liquid. It will be more like a drizzle than a glaze or frosting.
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I used to make sauce for Flan by pouring a bunch of sugar into the glass casserole and heating it directly over a flame, tilting it this way and that as it began to melt, until the whole thing was coated in dark gold. *cry*
amzn_assoc_search_bar = "true"; Your email address will not be published. This was such an easy thing to make (from some one who has no experience) thank you for the detailed instructions and pictures it helped me a lot my husband LOVEEESSS it. It amazes me in its simplicity and yet so tasty. Would love to make large batches for later use, or as gifts. I just mean the caramel sauce leftovers can be stored in the fridge for up to several weeks.
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and you’re telling me I was making caramel??! It’s going on a cheesecake tomorrow night.
I have had great success with simmering a can of condensed milk in a pot of water. Let cool slightly in pan, then transfer to a container to cool completely. If making a brittle, add nuts and swirl them around in the pan to coat them and tip the caramel/brittle out onto the prepared baking tray. Required fields are marked *. Please get in touch, cooking tips|dessert recipes|preserves & sauces. Choose a tall saucepan if making a caramel sauce, as the caramel will bubble up when cream is added. Lynn Wright Nothing wrong with the recipe, it was just me – the first timer.
But you can do it! There’s no substitute for the real thing and it’s a perfect topping for all sorts of desserts. I put it back on the stove to bubble for a bit. Thank you so much for sharing and now that i know it’s not such a daunting task I will be making and experimenting more with your recipe !! Store covered in the refrigerator for up to 1 month. Caramel goes from a nice and silky texture to...well...toffee (!) I’m sure this is the way to go if you’re a purist but it looks like a lot of work. Hope this helps! The caramel can burn quickly, so keep a close eye on it.
2nd time it went hard like rock candy – what did I do wrong – HELP. Whatever you decide to do with your homemade caramel, I hope you give it a try! Although my first attempt ended up with burnt sugar?, I gave a second try and it tasted amazing, I added a bit rum though.
I just have to tell you how grateful I am for finding your recipe. Then, keep a close eye on the sugar-water mixture as it cooks into a pretty golden color. Get your first 3 months of Saga Magazine for just £3 and enjoy access to Saga's membership programme, Possibilities. Have you tried canning your caramel sauce? I will have to try that with my next batch, because I’m *ahhh* almost out of caramel right now! Just fill the pan with water covering all the residue – throw in any spoons you’ve used too – and heat the water on the hob. Allow the mixture to dissolve completely and turn to a deep caramel, swirling the pan as you go.
Once you see that, turn off the heat! Note, this right here is just caramelized sugar. Let the water simmer until the caramel melts away.
This is the hands-on part: You want to whisk it occasionally until you're confident the sugar is fully dissolved. Simple too, never had a issue with burning it. It will incorporate easier if the cream is at room temperature. Set the whole thing into a larger pan with a moat of water and bake…. in a matter of a minute or two, so it's super important to monitor the temperature.
Carefully shake and tilt the pan so that the melting sugar dissolves the remaining dry patches until it’s all liquid. It will be more like a drizzle than a glaze or frosting.
Hello Fresh special offer: Get 50% off your first recipe box, then 35% off the next three. Start with 1/4 cup and add more if needed.
I used to make sauce for Flan by pouring a bunch of sugar into the glass casserole and heating it directly over a flame, tilting it this way and that as it began to melt, until the whole thing was coated in dark gold. *cry*
amzn_assoc_search_bar = "true"; Your email address will not be published. This was such an easy thing to make (from some one who has no experience) thank you for the detailed instructions and pictures it helped me a lot my husband LOVEEESSS it. It amazes me in its simplicity and yet so tasty. Would love to make large batches for later use, or as gifts. I just mean the caramel sauce leftovers can be stored in the fridge for up to several weeks.
Your support helps wikiHow to create more in-depth illustrated articles and videos and to share our trusted brand of instructional content with millions of people all over the world.
and you’re telling me I was making caramel??! It’s going on a cheesecake tomorrow night.
I have had great success with simmering a can of condensed milk in a pot of water. Let cool slightly in pan, then transfer to a container to cool completely. If making a brittle, add nuts and swirl them around in the pan to coat them and tip the caramel/brittle out onto the prepared baking tray. Required fields are marked *. Please get in touch, cooking tips|dessert recipes|preserves & sauces. Choose a tall saucepan if making a caramel sauce, as the caramel will bubble up when cream is added. Lynn Wright Nothing wrong with the recipe, it was just me – the first timer.
But you can do it! There’s no substitute for the real thing and it’s a perfect topping for all sorts of desserts. I put it back on the stove to bubble for a bit. Thank you so much for sharing and now that i know it’s not such a daunting task I will be making and experimenting more with your recipe !! Store covered in the refrigerator for up to 1 month. Caramel goes from a nice and silky texture to...well...toffee (!) I’m sure this is the way to go if you’re a purist but it looks like a lot of work. Hope this helps! The caramel can burn quickly, so keep a close eye on it.
2nd time it went hard like rock candy – what did I do wrong – HELP. Whatever you decide to do with your homemade caramel, I hope you give it a try! Although my first attempt ended up with burnt sugar?, I gave a second try and it tasted amazing, I added a bit rum though.
I just have to tell you how grateful I am for finding your recipe. Then, keep a close eye on the sugar-water mixture as it cooks into a pretty golden color. Get your first 3 months of Saga Magazine for just £3 and enjoy access to Saga's membership programme, Possibilities. Have you tried canning your caramel sauce? I will have to try that with my next batch, because I’m *ahhh* almost out of caramel right now! Just fill the pan with water covering all the residue – throw in any spoons you’ve used too – and heat the water on the hob. Allow the mixture to dissolve completely and turn to a deep caramel, swirling the pan as you go.
Once you see that, turn off the heat! Note, this right here is just caramelized sugar. Let the water simmer until the caramel melts away.
This is the hands-on part: You want to whisk it occasionally until you're confident the sugar is fully dissolved. Simple too, never had a issue with burning it. It will incorporate easier if the cream is at room temperature. Set the whole thing into a larger pan with a moat of water and bake…. in a matter of a minute or two, so it's super important to monitor the temperature.
Carefully shake and tilt the pan so that the melting sugar dissolves the remaining dry patches until it’s all liquid. It will be more like a drizzle than a glaze or frosting.
Hello Fresh special offer: Get 50% off your first recipe box, then 35% off the next three. Start with 1/4 cup and add more if needed.
I used to make sauce for Flan by pouring a bunch of sugar into the glass casserole and heating it directly over a flame, tilting it this way and that as it began to melt, until the whole thing was coated in dark gold. *cry*
amzn_assoc_search_bar = "true"; Your email address will not be published. This was such an easy thing to make (from some one who has no experience) thank you for the detailed instructions and pictures it helped me a lot my husband LOVEEESSS it. It amazes me in its simplicity and yet so tasty. Would love to make large batches for later use, or as gifts. I just mean the caramel sauce leftovers can be stored in the fridge for up to several weeks.
Your support helps wikiHow to create more in-depth illustrated articles and videos and to share our trusted brand of instructional content with millions of people all over the world.
and you’re telling me I was making caramel??! It’s going on a cheesecake tomorrow night.
I have had great success with simmering a can of condensed milk in a pot of water. Let cool slightly in pan, then transfer to a container to cool completely. If making a brittle, add nuts and swirl them around in the pan to coat them and tip the caramel/brittle out onto the prepared baking tray. Required fields are marked *. Please get in touch, cooking tips|dessert recipes|preserves & sauces. Choose a tall saucepan if making a caramel sauce, as the caramel will bubble up when cream is added. Lynn Wright Nothing wrong with the recipe, it was just me – the first timer.
But you can do it! There’s no substitute for the real thing and it’s a perfect topping for all sorts of desserts. I put it back on the stove to bubble for a bit. Thank you so much for sharing and now that i know it’s not such a daunting task I will be making and experimenting more with your recipe !! Store covered in the refrigerator for up to 1 month. Caramel goes from a nice and silky texture to...well...toffee (!) I’m sure this is the way to go if you’re a purist but it looks like a lot of work. Hope this helps! The caramel can burn quickly, so keep a close eye on it.
2nd time it went hard like rock candy – what did I do wrong – HELP. Whatever you decide to do with your homemade caramel, I hope you give it a try! Although my first attempt ended up with burnt sugar?, I gave a second try and it tasted amazing, I added a bit rum though.
I just have to tell you how grateful I am for finding your recipe. Then, keep a close eye on the sugar-water mixture as it cooks into a pretty golden color. Get your first 3 months of Saga Magazine for just £3 and enjoy access to Saga's membership programme, Possibilities. Have you tried canning your caramel sauce? I will have to try that with my next batch, because I’m *ahhh* almost out of caramel right now! Just fill the pan with water covering all the residue – throw in any spoons you’ve used too – and heat the water on the hob. Allow the mixture to dissolve completely and turn to a deep caramel, swirling the pan as you go.
Once you see that, turn off the heat! Note, this right here is just caramelized sugar. Let the water simmer until the caramel melts away.
This is the hands-on part: You want to whisk it occasionally until you're confident the sugar is fully dissolved. Simple too, never had a issue with burning it. It will incorporate easier if the cream is at room temperature. Set the whole thing into a larger pan with a moat of water and bake…. in a matter of a minute or two, so it's super important to monitor the temperature.
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I’ve a question though is there a proportion of cream to sugar caramalised? thanks in advance! And can’t stop drizzling it all over , is this sauce a ‘thin’ sauce for pouring on ice cream etc…or is it a sauce that can be used to make caramel apples and popcorn balls….which im looking for..thxs. Caramel is the result of melting and browning sugar. The main ingredient for making a caramel is sugar.
Did you finish the entire recipe, add the cream and the rest of the sauce ingredients? But bet I should start over and throw it away! Thanks, Megan! This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. amzn_assoc_marketplace = "amazon"; You added the cream immediately after removing the caramel from the heat?
Carefully shake and tilt the pan so that the melting sugar dissolves the remaining dry patches until it’s all liquid. It will be more like a drizzle than a glaze or frosting.
Hello Fresh special offer: Get 50% off your first recipe box, then 35% off the next three. Start with 1/4 cup and add more if needed.
I used to make sauce for Flan by pouring a bunch of sugar into the glass casserole and heating it directly over a flame, tilting it this way and that as it began to melt, until the whole thing was coated in dark gold. *cry*
amzn_assoc_search_bar = "true"; Your email address will not be published. This was such an easy thing to make (from some one who has no experience) thank you for the detailed instructions and pictures it helped me a lot my husband LOVEEESSS it. It amazes me in its simplicity and yet so tasty. Would love to make large batches for later use, or as gifts. I just mean the caramel sauce leftovers can be stored in the fridge for up to several weeks.
Your support helps wikiHow to create more in-depth illustrated articles and videos and to share our trusted brand of instructional content with millions of people all over the world.
and you’re telling me I was making caramel??! It’s going on a cheesecake tomorrow night.
I have had great success with simmering a can of condensed milk in a pot of water. Let cool slightly in pan, then transfer to a container to cool completely. If making a brittle, add nuts and swirl them around in the pan to coat them and tip the caramel/brittle out onto the prepared baking tray. Required fields are marked *. Please get in touch, cooking tips|dessert recipes|preserves & sauces. Choose a tall saucepan if making a caramel sauce, as the caramel will bubble up when cream is added. Lynn Wright Nothing wrong with the recipe, it was just me – the first timer.
But you can do it! There’s no substitute for the real thing and it’s a perfect topping for all sorts of desserts. I put it back on the stove to bubble for a bit. Thank you so much for sharing and now that i know it’s not such a daunting task I will be making and experimenting more with your recipe !! Store covered in the refrigerator for up to 1 month. Caramel goes from a nice and silky texture to...well...toffee (!) I’m sure this is the way to go if you’re a purist but it looks like a lot of work. Hope this helps! The caramel can burn quickly, so keep a close eye on it.
2nd time it went hard like rock candy – what did I do wrong – HELP. Whatever you decide to do with your homemade caramel, I hope you give it a try! Although my first attempt ended up with burnt sugar?, I gave a second try and it tasted amazing, I added a bit rum though.
I just have to tell you how grateful I am for finding your recipe. Then, keep a close eye on the sugar-water mixture as it cooks into a pretty golden color. Get your first 3 months of Saga Magazine for just £3 and enjoy access to Saga's membership programme, Possibilities. Have you tried canning your caramel sauce? I will have to try that with my next batch, because I’m *ahhh* almost out of caramel right now! Just fill the pan with water covering all the residue – throw in any spoons you’ve used too – and heat the water on the hob. Allow the mixture to dissolve completely and turn to a deep caramel, swirling the pan as you go.
Once you see that, turn off the heat! Note, this right here is just caramelized sugar. Let the water simmer until the caramel melts away.
This is the hands-on part: You want to whisk it occasionally until you're confident the sugar is fully dissolved. Simple too, never had a issue with burning it. It will incorporate easier if the cream is at room temperature. Set the whole thing into a larger pan with a moat of water and bake…. in a matter of a minute or two, so it's super important to monitor the temperature.
