I've had a lot of positive feedback this month from followers who have made Fudge using my Maple Cream recipe and the White Chocolate and Toasted Walnut recipe.
Fudge was also discussed yesterday on a cooking forum where I participate.
Fudge was also discussed yesterday on a cooking forum where I participate.
All this talk of fudge gave me a craving for something sweet.
Rather than fudge though I made Homemade Caramels
and dusted them with a little
Maldon Sea Salt.
Rather than fudge though I made Homemade Caramels
and dusted them with a little
Maldon Sea Salt.
Homemade Caramels
Caramels are very easy to make.1 1/2 cups brown sugar
1/2 cup white
1/2 cup white corn syrup
1 cup butter
1 cup cream
pinch of salt
vanilla
Add all the ingredients to a large heavy sauce pan. Bring to a boil and cook to almost hard ball stage. (about 250° to 255°F on a candy thermometer). I prefer to test for soft ball and hard ball stage by using the cold water method.
Remove from heat and let the mixture cool slightly, stir and then pour into buttered pan or mini muffin tins. Refrigerate until firm enough to cut. Optional: Sprinkle with a little sea salt. I like to use the Maldon Sea Salt flakes.
These are the soft chewy caramels. Not hard toffee.











The whole salty caramel is a favourite flavour profile of mine. I first tried something similar in a chocolate shop in Seattle. Have a wonderful Christmas. I know it will be filled with mant fod memories and the comfort of loved ones.
ReplyDeleteFabulous caramels! The salt is a wonderful addition :) So delicious!
ReplyDeleteIwould love to win your prize and live just up island in QBeach. Have a Happy Christmas Joyeux Noel. Colleen cdmoore@shaw.ca
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