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Everything You Need To Know About Caramel 

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3 Flavors of Caramel (yield: 1.25 c each)
Classic Vanilla Caramel
1 c (227g) heavy cream
1 c (200g) sugar
water
2.5 oz (71g) butter
1 tsp salt
1 tsp vanilla
1. Heat heavy cream until just below a boil. Set aside.
2. In a medium size pot, add sugar and just enough water so that when stirred together the sugar will dissolve.
3. Heat until the sugar reaches a dark amber color.
4. Slowly add the warmed cream in 3 batches, stirring thoroughly after each addition.
5. Cook caramel to your desired temperature.
6. Add butter, salt, and vanilla, and mix until homogeneous.
Mocha Caramel
1 c (227g) heavy cream
2 Tbsp (12g) coffee
1 c (200g) sugar
water
1.5 oz (43g) butter
1 oz (28g) unsweetened chocolate
1 tsp salt
1 tsp vanilla
1. Heat heavy cream and coffee until just below a boil. Set aside to steep for 20 minutes.
2. In a medium size pot, add sugar and just enough water so that when stirred together the sugar will dissolve.3. Heat until the sugar reaches a dark amber color.
4. Strain the coffee grounds and slowly add the warmed cream in 3 batches, stirring thoroughly after each addition.
5. Cook caramel to your desired temperature.
6. Add butter, unsweetened chocolate, salt, and vanilla, and mix until homogeneous.
Gingerbread Caramel
1 c (227g) heavy cream
1 cinnamon stick
4-6 allspice berries
4-6 whole cloves
2 tsp ground ginger
1/2 tsp nutmeg
1 c (200g) sugar
water
2.5 oz (71g) butter
1. Heat heavy cream and spices until just below a boil. Set aside and steep for 20 minutes.
2. In a medium size pot, add sugar and just enough water so that when stirred together the sugar will dissolve.3. Heat until the sugar reaches a dark amber color.
4. Strain the whole spices and slowly add the warmed cream in 3 batches, stirring thoroughly after each addition.
5. Cook caramel to your desired temperature.
6. Add butter and mix until homogeneous.

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@loristrout4741
@loristrout4741 Год назад
use a pastry brush to wet the side of the pan with warm water it will cause the sugar crystals to liquefy and rinse the sugar down the side of the pan. have been a Chef for over 30 years.
@bumblebee560
@bumblebee560 Год назад
Here I was feeling smart at 12 years and still pretty fresh running my own kitchen. I was about to say, "hey, this person knows what's up," but then I finished reading your comment. Of course you do. Hi chef! 😁 👋
@bellarose-au
@bellarose-au Год назад
@@bumblebee560 serious question, can this style of caramel be made with coconut cream instead of dairy cream without adding additional fat content? And what would you substitute for the butter? I'm dairy anaphylactic and miss caramel so badly. I can do the hard toffee type caramel well enough, but sometimes you just have to have gooey caramel. I've got my dairy-free chocolate down, but want to also be able to enjoy caramel and white chocolate. (Personal consumption only. I have neither the inclination nor the physical ability to do more than that).
@JacquelineUnderwood
@JacquelineUnderwood Год назад
@@bellarose-auyes you can use coconut cream, I don’t think the replacement would be 1:1 but it could be, I’m sure there are recipes online. As for butter, any non dairy butter replacement would work, but I’m sure you could also use a nut butter it’s just not going to have a classic taste but that’s okay
@bellarose-au
@bellarose-au Год назад
@@JacquelineUnderwood thank you so much. I've worked out my preferred ratios for coconut cream in chocolate, which is to use double the amount of good quality, thick coconut cream in my chocolate. I actually make sure to leave the cream to sit for a day or 2 to separate then drain the thin portion into ice cube trays for use in drinks. The remaining cream is much thicker, but works better in the chocolate. I'll give it a go tomorrow. Thanks again!
@kathleenrobinson1594
@kathleenrobinson1594 Год назад
Thank you … I had seen someone else to your method and I didn’t know why. Thanks for sharing
@KaciCallahan
@KaciCallahan Год назад
Also be careful when adding the cream! as you can see it bubbles up and it can spill over. that would be a nasty burn!
@sluggy1739
@sluggy1739 Год назад
I work in a candy shop making 25 pound batches of the stuff! Can confirm it’s a very nasty burn indeed.
@stephanieann6622
@stephanieann6622 Год назад
Same goes for making peanut brittle and sea foam!
@wilale
@wilale Год назад
Yes I would hate to burn my future generation
@IveGotAHondaFifty
@IveGotAHondaFifty Год назад
Yea and use a long spoon to stirr cause that steam is hot af
@w花b
@w花b Год назад
And a pain to clean
@KipperTheArt
@KipperTheArt Год назад
Also for anyone who has never made caramel/melted sugar before: BE CAREFUL. It's burning hot and it hardens on your skin immediately. One of my worst scars is from getting some on my hand while cooking.
@donkylefernandez4680
@donkylefernandez4680 Год назад
I burnt my hand on melted birthday candle wax. Careful y'all
@adamvarghesesatish3337
@adamvarghesesatish3337 Год назад
so I have a question, I noticed that almost all caramel includes sugar, cream and butter. this I understand, but when I was looking at videos on how to make a bannofee pie I noticed that they put a can of condensed milk into a pan and boiled the can. the condensed milk cooks and turns into caramel. would the condensed caramel taste different to the cream,sugar,butter caramel?
@animesongsluv
@animesongsluv Год назад
:(
@camlockwood1029
@camlockwood1029 Год назад
It hurts a lot
@stormecloud6
@stormecloud6 Год назад
I can second this, I got fresh off the stove syrup all over both of my hands once. Gave me second degree burns. Be careful with hot syrups y’all, that stuff can be very very dangerous
@chelseaw9009
@chelseaw9009 Год назад
Something that’s never failed me is having the lid on the saucepan at the beginning and allow the condensation to rinse down all the sides first, before taking the lid off. Always works!
@johnporter9034
@johnporter9034 Год назад
Pro tip: Cream of tartar helps prevents crystalization. Helps with larger batches and with syrups as well. So if you find yourself in a situation where you making several jars at a time for what ever reason you know a trick to make it easier.
@loisavci3382
@loisavci3382 Год назад
Good tip, thanks.
@tcjones4386
@tcjones4386 Год назад
Do you add the cream of tartar at the beginning, after it starts boiling or does it matter when?
@johnporter9034
@johnporter9034 Год назад
@@tcjones4386 usually add after the boil but went and double checked and some people add it at the start. Don't know if that will affect the time it will take to set up or not.
@ts4686
@ts4686 Год назад
That's a great tip, thanks. How much would you add to how much sugar? Happy New Year to everybody 🎉🌟💕😊
@johnporter9034
@johnporter9034 Год назад
@@ts4686 quarter to half teaspoon per two cups sugar, let it shimmer for a few minutes after bringing to a boil.
@bumblebee560
@bumblebee560 Год назад
I love making caramel. You know what else you can add? Juice reductions for like... apple caramel or cranberry caramel. So nice!
@jennifergraceh
@jennifergraceh Год назад
😍 that sounds amazing
@Icanseeyouliterally
@Icanseeyouliterally Год назад
Wow, that sounds so good 😋
@ezze-does-it
@ezze-does-it Год назад
I've done it with crown royale apple, I dont normally drink it alone but a TBSP or two in caramel is amazing
@stereo-soulsoundsystem5070
@stereo-soulsoundsystem5070 9 месяцев назад
omfg the recipes I can do
@XavierBetoN
@XavierBetoN 8 месяцев назад
I suggest mastic gums and vanilla, and cocoa butter instead of cow butter. Try it, it'll work wonders in your coffee or ice cream edit: I'm drinking the coffee as i write
@drgonrasa
@drgonrasa Год назад
Also, if you have a hard time removing leftovers/burnt parts from your pan, just add water and let it come to a boil. That will usually dissolve any sugar leftovers(even burnt ones) and make it really easy to clean
@eomuk
@eomuk Год назад
a great trick i’ve learned in school is to place a sheet tray/pan on top of ur pot and the natural steam from the heating sugar and water will create condensation which will automatically clean the sides of the saucepan and you don’t have to have a brush to wipe it down or worry about crystallization. just take it off once it’s all dissolved though and you begging to develop color so you can keep an eye on it!
@malaineeward5249
@malaineeward5249 Год назад
My mom and dad both made caramel a few years ago. My mom and I made it first and we got some nice gooey ish candies out of it. A few weeks later my dad tried it out and he must have used a much higher temperature cause his were rock hard! Still tasted good though.
@bellarose-au
@bellarose-au Год назад
It sounds like your dad left out the milk and/or butter. The fat content helps keep the mixture from solidifying which turns out gooey, but not putting it in gives a harder toffee apple type caramel (we call that type a teeth breaker). It just depends which end result you're looking to get. The important thing is... which one did you like better and did you tell them?
@lawson6267
@lawson6267 Год назад
​@@bellarose-au Caramel and toffee taste completely different, and if you live in a cold climate caramel becomes much harder. Plus, hard caramels exist eg Wherther's Originals It's also possible they accidentally made butterscotch instead because that's a hard lolly
@bellarose-au
@bellarose-au Год назад
@@lawson6267 I didn't say toffee. I said "toffee apple TYPE caramel". Toffee is a stringy, chewy, horridly sticky concoction that all but glues one's teeth together. As I've never been to a cold climate, I wouldn't have the first clue what happens to your attempts to make sweets. What I DO know is the sugary coating used for toffee apples is not, in fact, toffee (or caramel). It's a thin, clear, glass-like coating which easily cracks and breaks apart - which is great for window panes on gingerbread houses, but is not a characteristic of toffee. And before you go saying "it can't be glass, you can't eat glass" READ THE WORDS I've written rather than what you THINK is written. Caramel is soft, usually a viscose liquid. At its hardest, without being frozen, caramel is still pliable, almost fudgey. Wherever you're getting your "wherthers originals" from, they are most certainly NOT Werther's or Original. Werther's Original toffee is chewy - says so right on the pack. Their sweets labelled as caramel are actually a liquid caramel filling of a hard outer butterscotch. And the hard sweets are, in fact, boiled hard sweets. Not that I've ever bought these things, they aren't available, but a quick online search shows all that information right there on the front of their plastic packaging. Butterscotch and caramel are completely different things altogether, though butterscotch does range between slightly more viscose than water all the way through to a hardened boiled sweet. If you really think someone "accidentally" made butterscotch boiled sweets while in the process of making caramel, you need to stay far away from kitchens. No point in you looking at a recipe, you've already proven you can't read well enough to follow one.
@lawson6267
@lawson6267 Год назад
@@bellarose-au Or it's entirely possible that different countries use different terms for things ^^ Toffee apples are covered in toffee. What most packaging says is toffee is in fact caramel, and butterscotch is halfway between caramel and toffee with a higher percentage of butter (a simplification sure but still generally correct). There're many variations between recipes and language varies between countries, check your own ignorance before assuming someone else's
@bodyofhope
@bodyofhope Год назад
​@@bellarose-au you're confused, and angry.
@tabithag6523
@tabithag6523 Год назад
One might call me a heathen but I’ve been making caramel for 10+ years and I put all my ingredients except vanilla in at the beginning and just boil it up to temperature. It works well and I end up with delicious caramel every time. Also using corn syrup can prevent crystallization.
@tabithag6523
@tabithag6523 Год назад
@@Aperson355 it’s not that much and you can’t actually taste it I still use white and brown cane sugar. I have made it both with and without corn syrup and the texture of the ones with the syrup are reliably smoother and better.
@Winter61742
@Winter61742 Год назад
This is just from what I’ve heard- but corn syrup doesn’t really PREVENT crystallization, it’s more of a safety net to widen the margin or error
@Appaddict01
@Appaddict01 Год назад
@@Aperson355 You can use any invert sugar and you only need a small amount.
@jimmyjuju
@jimmyjuju Год назад
Corn syrup? Bro...no.
@tabithag6523
@tabithag6523 Год назад
@@jimmyjuju bruh yes because chemistry. 🙄🙄. I’ve made 6 batches in the last month. Lots and lots of recipes call for it. Karo syrup, not high fructose corn syrup.
@Winter61742
@Winter61742 Год назад
If you don’t have a thermometer, take a spoon and drop a little into some ice water, and take it between your fingers or your teeth. If you’re going for soft caramel, it’ll set up a bit harder than what you tested, but what you’re looking for is just something that becomes stringy and not cloudy, and the wet method is almost definitely easier to do, as long as you wash the sides down with a wet pastry brush
@no1bandfan
@no1bandfan Год назад
Straight and to the point. Now if you could turn down the background music by like half, it would be perfect.
@carolyntalbot947
@carolyntalbot947 Год назад
My mom used to make sticky, gooey caramel popcorn balls this way, delicious!
@benjaminthebaker
@benjaminthebaker Год назад
That sounds amazing!
@tiffanyc566
@tiffanyc566 Год назад
Back in the day when we used to go trick or treating people would make those oey gooey caramel sticky popcorn balls oh man I miss them so much I think I'm going to have to make some
@1_star_reviews
@1_star_reviews Год назад
You brought back an old memory. Now I have to make some sticky caramel balls too.
@1_star_reviews
@1_star_reviews Год назад
Now add some pecans and you’ve just made a chewy praline candy. 😋
@tcjones4386
@tcjones4386 Год назад
Make it with buttermilk and it’s the bomb! 😃
@jean-lucpicard3012
@jean-lucpicard3012 Год назад
I was thinking about that watching this I'd kill for some home made pralines right now
@veramuses
@veramuses Год назад
I don't know how I ended upbon your channel as I've not watch many baking things, but I'm happy because this makes me want to get back into baking.
@lindaobrien2659
@lindaobrien2659 Год назад
Sugar burns very quickly, it goes from the amber color to burned. Also don't get it on your skin. Be careful when stirring!
@vincentfreddoyle7555
@vincentfreddoyle7555 Год назад
Yeah, even after you turn the heat off, the sugar still darkens very fast
@theWs123
@theWs123 Год назад
Butter, brown sugar, vanilla and condensed milk in a pyrex cup, in the microwave, cooked on high in 1-2 min intervals, stirring between each until it's the carmel texture. At least that's what I remember my co-worker's recipe to read.
@Appaddict01
@Appaddict01 Год назад
That’s a combination of traditional caramel and dulce de leche.
@windsfriend
@windsfriend Год назад
Place unopened can of sweetened condensed milk in a pot of water. The whole can needs to be underwater. Boil this for 3 hours on medium, making sure there's always water - no less than half the can (so it doesn't explode). After 3 hours, cool down, open the can and enjoy thick caramel. You can also keep it unopened for long periods of time.
@jamo1774
@jamo1774 Год назад
I've used this method before except with half white half brown sugar, and I use corn syrup. makes excellent soft caramel candies! incredibly simple to make too.
@marcushendriksen8415
@marcushendriksen8415 Год назад
​@@windsfriend ok that sounds ridiculously easy lol, I have to try it!!
@blueismylove3128
@blueismylove3128 8 месяцев назад
​@@marcushendriksen8415Sounds ridiculously easy until it explodes. I know you just get the top in water, but I'll personally never try this method. Way to explode riskish
@_Cambria_
@_Cambria_ Год назад
I wish RU-vid would let us save shorts so I can try this later, I have to open the link in chrome and bookmark it. I used to work for a candy shop where we'd make caramel in a giant copper pan to dip apples in and make them gourmet (roll in pecans and drizzle with in dark, milk and white chocolate for example) and I completely forgot how we did it. Using store bought caramel just isn't the same. I'll definitely be trying this to dip some apples in 😊
@gladiniel
@gladiniel 5 месяцев назад
Right upper corner - three vertical dots - Save to your list (or something like that. I have it in my native language so I’m just guessing the translation). Not sure if it varies by the type of mobile pohne.
@RetiredRobot
@RetiredRobot Месяц назад
You can save shorts
@Sam-si4ip
@Sam-si4ip Год назад
The bake off music was a great touch
@nikbjork6007
@nikbjork6007 Год назад
This was really easy to follow and very informative, I never knew ab the temp thing for caramel. I think I may have to make some later today. Also do you know what effect using different types of sugar has on the final product? Thanks for the great vid bro.
@tcjones4386
@tcjones4386 Год назад
Pure cane sugar is always the best to use. It will set better than something like beet sugar.
@complainer406
@complainer406 Год назад
If you live at a higher altitude remember that the temperatures in candy recipes are for sea level and you'll need to adjust accordingly!
@MrDalek2150
@MrDalek2150 Год назад
What if my desired temperature is 5,000 Fahrenheit?
@billybobjoe4062
@billybobjoe4062 Год назад
It’s always so cool seeing videos like these suddenly just blow up between the last and most recent time you looked at it
@roondoger
@roondoger Год назад
Honestly never thought about making caramel, but if I did I would hope to find a video just like this for an educational video that has clear and concise steps. Fantastic job.
@SweetTinaB
@SweetTinaB Год назад
Ca Ra Mel!
@JoelGonzalez-ud7qo
@JoelGonzalez-ud7qo Год назад
Great info in such a short time, genius.
@STOPGREENSCREENKIDS1015
@STOPGREENSCREENKIDS1015 3 месяца назад
Just tried the first recipe listed in the description, never made caramel before, it turned out great and the kids loved it! THANK YOU for adding the amounts in normal weights/volumes as well!
@britanyestrada4151
@britanyestrada4151 Год назад
That final temperature tip is really great thank you
@EternalJoviality
@EternalJoviality Год назад
Incredible, thank you
@OctagonalSquare
@OctagonalSquare Год назад
You can also substitute beer for the water. We used a pecan porter at the popcorn shop I worked at to make a pecan caramel popcorn and it smelled terrible while cooking but tasted amazing
@yesmansam6686
@yesmansam6686 8 месяцев назад
Funny, I was just thinking about adding a chocolate stout.
@OctagonalSquare
@OctagonalSquare 8 месяцев назад
@@yesmansam6686 don’t know how well that would work. Granted I don’t know a ton about beer, but if it has actual chocolate in it, it could burn. Better to add that in at the end
@yesmansam6686
@yesmansam6686 8 месяцев назад
@@OctagonalSquare oh, no. Chocolate stouts are brewed with coco nibs and not actual milk candy chocolate.
@yesmansam6686
@yesmansam6686 8 месяцев назад
@OctagonalSquare still, it's always a good idea to keep an eye on caramel while it's cooking.
@OctagonalSquare
@OctagonalSquare 8 месяцев назад
@@yesmansam6686 but nibs still contain chocolate solids. Are they fully filtered out?
@HeyThatsMe3
@HeyThatsMe3 Год назад
I'm adding chocolates to my bakery items and this was what I needed as everyone complicates this process so much. Its also why I'm going to culinary course for commercial bakery this year.
@elizabetheaton3882
@elizabetheaton3882 Год назад
Wow, cool. I didn't know how caramel was made. But now I know, thanks
@triassic8210
@triassic8210 Год назад
We just boil a can of sweetened condensed milk until there’s nearly no water left in the pot. Open the can then boom, caramel. That’s how we do it at the bakery at least.
@In.the.darkness_there_is_light
@In.the.darkness_there_is_light 11 месяцев назад
That’s dulce de leche.
@triassic8210
@triassic8210 11 месяцев назад
@@In.the.darkness_there_is_light close enough, nobody really cares.
@DominantBtch
@DominantBtch 13 дней назад
@@triassic8210 i do
@peachtea1318
@peachtea1318 Год назад
My culinary teacher had me standing over a pot of hot sugar wetting the sides with a pastry brush for like 15 minutes. If your brush is a little too wet get ready for some abstract scars
@pickleBOB405
@pickleBOB405 Год назад
You have the most amazing videos, they're great. Easy to understand!
@NyslexicDinja
@NyslexicDinja 10 месяцев назад
I love that you don't just say what not to do you show why so people learn more. ❤
@NdnUrbanCat
@NdnUrbanCat Год назад
I wish I was brave enough to try this.
@pickle1667
@pickle1667 Год назад
Lol I do butter in the pan add a little salt to the butter and cinnamon Ginger then add my sugar and then milk
@anakelly76512
@anakelly76512 Год назад
I love making salted caramel. It's delicious. I've never used a candy thermometer though.
@DiscoChixify
@DiscoChixify Год назад
Bro, I could never. But thank you for sharing your culinary genius.
@illuminati_yang2324
@illuminati_yang2324 Год назад
Wow thanks for this!
@kackerlakensalat
@kackerlakensalat Год назад
Instead of heavy cream, you can use coconut cream if you want a vegan version
@jennifergraceh
@jennifergraceh Год назад
That would be delicious 😍
@In.the.darkness_there_is_light
@In.the.darkness_there_is_light 11 месяцев назад
This is why I came to the comments. I wonder if a thicker cashew milk could work also?
@Nikkii18
@Nikkii18 Год назад
I appreciate you so much for putting the time into adding the recipe in the description it helps out a lot ❤
@plutoh9958
@plutoh9958 11 месяцев назад
I love this channel. It's just good, no nonsense information. Nothing like 'put all this shit in the pot and then in the oven and out comes the most beautiful most perfect cake ever!' but also not 'ok this thing is super specific and complicated so you need to follow every single step I've outlined EXACTLY'even though a lot of times it's not necessary. So refreshing to just see more normal baking content again.
@anneclark1330
@anneclark1330 Год назад
Mt.CARMEL is a city. CarAmel is sweet. CARAMEL!
@angelbulldog4934
@angelbulldog4934 Год назад
Either way is acceptable.
@Brand-ny4je
@Brand-ny4je Год назад
Caramel is the only way of pronouncing it
@danielleroseshaw
@danielleroseshaw Год назад
What about condensed milk caramel
@gammashark
@gammashark Год назад
i'm a culinary student in my baking and pastry skills class right now and i've been using your channel to study the methods we learn in class as we go along! its bite sized information that still gives a good demonstration and gets the point across :)
@elCeVeZ
@elCeVeZ 6 месяцев назад
thank you for the crystal clear caramel explanation. actually what i needed a few tries ago.
@gardenwitch117
@gardenwitch117 Год назад
Note: If your making caramel for the first time use the wet method as its a lot more forgiving. Also use a brush too wet the sides to clean the splatter
@loylem
@loylem Год назад
can i....can i eat it
@thatoneguywhoknittedthejim2912
@thatoneguywhoknittedthejim2912 6 месяцев назад
Thank you so much for posting this. This just helped me help my mum rescue a cremé caramel on Christmas eve.
@Sara-fp6xr
@Sara-fp6xr 10 дней назад
Thank you for all the recipe variations!
@zabettalkshealth1073
@zabettalkshealth1073 Год назад
Hold up- then how do you make butterscotch??
@karameader156
@karameader156 Год назад
Brown sugar
@mikeyaustin7526
@mikeyaustin7526 Год назад
Surprised nobody mentioned this- if you add a LITTLE honey it will become IMPOSSIBLE to crystalize. Literally impossible. You don't need a lot at all. Literally just a tiny bit. Something something food science something something inverted syrup lol EDIT: corn syrup (doesn't have to be high fructose) too, and probably many others. But I think honey is most common for people.
@andrewprevite380
@andrewprevite380 3 месяца назад
Your channel is amazing. It's one of my absolute favorites
@kerfumblelumble
@kerfumblelumble Год назад
Caramel is something I could literally devour on its own instantly. I love caramel.
@human-blend
@human-blend Год назад
Carmel: City in California Caramel: syrup confection
@rubenproost2552
@rubenproost2552 Год назад
Oh stop it. I'm fat enough!
@linkfain1
@linkfain1 Год назад
Never thought i'd be so interested in a video about making caramel but here i am. Good stuff
@sistakia33
@sistakia33 11 месяцев назад
Okay, warming the cream is the one step I've never heard before! 😮
@robinhuff1867
@robinhuff1867 Год назад
3rd way boil a can of sweetened condensed milk in the can. I'm thinking an hour? Might be longer but it's delicious!
@applechip6748
@applechip6748 Год назад
that's dulce de leche, not caramel
@robinhuff1867
@robinhuff1867 Год назад
@@applechip6748 it's caramel to me you can call it happy sauce or whatever you like.
@AdorzAaliyahSince94
@AdorzAaliyahSince94 Год назад
This is the one I was looking for! So easy and delicious!!
@natiaamoani7846
@natiaamoani7846 Год назад
I do this ALL the time
@MartydaGrowa
@MartydaGrowa 9 месяцев назад
@@robinhuff1867lmao, I agree. It’s 3 hrs btw
@benwyndlow5877
@benwyndlow5877 Год назад
Another way is to take an unopened can of sweetened condensed milk, and just put it in a pot for a few hours. After the time is up, it’s actually really good
@sallystories
@sallystories Год назад
That’s not caramel, that’s dulce de leche! Also very delicious though
@Solotocius
@Solotocius 11 месяцев назад
Never have I been so fond by the idea of eating my phone screen Looks delicious
@crazylarryjr
@crazylarryjr 11 месяцев назад
Thank you, my mom used to do a peanut butter fudge, my issue was how to make the caramel to add the peanut butter into. you just gave me a good basic recipie
@Cvs1058
@Cvs1058 Год назад
I just do the condensed milk method 😁 i am afraid of the hot sugar and then adding cream.
@rosaliebethune8953
@rosaliebethune8953 Год назад
Me too...
@SillyBalkanPerson
@SillyBalkanPerson Год назад
The waffle house has found it’s new host
@VveeImuri
@VveeImuri Год назад
Npc
@alec-yj9ve
@alec-yj9ve 8 месяцев назад
You explain things so well
@GwynPog
@GwynPog Год назад
Our family just simmers a can of sweetened condensed milk unopened for several hours
@laha6667
@laha6667 8 месяцев назад
I've heard about the condensed milk but you should NEVER EVER do that with that unopened can. It's super dangerous. It'll explode and scald everyone near.
@minecraftnerd9715
@minecraftnerd9715 Год назад
The Waffle House has found its new host
@Berkana
@Berkana Год назад
You can actually bake sugar in the oven spread out on a sheet pan at temperatures too low to melt the sugar, and the sugar will still somehow caramelize. With enough time being baked this way, you can convert all of the sugar into caramel (a.k.a. "toasted sugar"). Try baking sugar at 300˚F for 4 hours. The toasted sugar will turn into caramel, but without melting. It might stick together a bit, so you may have to use a food processor or mortar and pestle to break up the clumps, but you will basically have caramel in granulated form, without any of the burnt or smokey taste. Serious Eats has a fantastic article on their website about toasted sugar that I highly recommend. They explain all the details. This stuff is great for using in things that you want a caramel flavor but don't want it in syrup form.
@crazychrissyh
@crazychrissyh Год назад
I am a cook… love your content! its always so helpful and informative
@Shawnne86
@Shawnne86 7 месяцев назад
I love your channel!! So much value!!
@old_liquid
@old_liquid 5 месяцев назад
Your music is soothing so much
@inkpenproductions3373
@inkpenproductions3373 Год назад
Yeah dude. These are absolute gold.
@staffykclips
@staffykclips 5 месяцев назад
That is exactly how I make my caramel and it’s perfect everytime and you can eat it with any type of fruit, pastry or even milk
@GOTHVONCORE
@GOTHVONCORE Год назад
I appreciate this video alot because everyone either says stir it or never stir it at all and I've just been like huh? Nice!
@NavyPTFSBlueAngels
@NavyPTFSBlueAngels 7 месяцев назад
This looks amazing
@_demonslayer1
@_demonslayer1 Год назад
In our country we have so much mixed impurities and sulphur and stuff added that sugar burns and turns black before turning amber
@HiMarsPewPew
@HiMarsPewPew 9 месяцев назад
Thank you for sharing your wealth of knowledge
@velocity.-.6853
@velocity.-.6853 8 месяцев назад
I love this guy sm, like actually hes such a good help for whenever im making something new😖 ❤
@benedictfishy1218
@benedictfishy1218 10 месяцев назад
My family uses a double boiler to boil sweetened condensed milk rather than using just sugar and it's the best caramel I've ever had.
@PintuMahakul
@PintuMahakul 6 месяцев назад
👍 An excellent and amazing video about caramel you have brought up. We highly appreciate it.
@Sofix_c
@Sofix_c Год назад
I usually use brown sugar, heavy cream, vanilla and butter taste really good!
@deannabarnes3771
@deannabarnes3771 8 месяцев назад
Thanks for the info!
@o0Avalon0o
@o0Avalon0o Год назад
As you may notice when he adds the warmed cream, it can also boil over in an explosive way. It fuses to skin on contact and creates a burn that can sometimes be life-threatening...
@jtom4030
@jtom4030 Год назад
It’s surprisingly quick in the microwave but easier to control in a pan, I microwave almost a kilo a time and pour it into the pan
@dinkusstinkus4396
@dinkusstinkus4396 Год назад
You can actually bake regular dry sugar at a low temperature for a long time and create granulated caramel
@meam80skids
@meam80skids 5 месяцев назад
Thank you for pronouncing that word correctly. 😄
@PanagiotisPolitis-bl9xj
@PanagiotisPolitis-bl9xj 14 часов назад
To prevent crystallisation entirely you can put on the lid. Not only does this physically not let you stir, but the steam will turn to water on the edges and replicate the function of a brush. You don't need to warm the cream before adding it, just take the caramelised syrup off of the heat, add in a tiny bit of cream just to cool it down. stir, then add the rest.
@enochhappy4493
@enochhappy4493 Год назад
This looks delicious
@SLIMJIMOFFICIALL
@SLIMJIMOFFICIALL 9 месяцев назад
this has made its way on my algorithm.. and i LOVE it :]
@JohnSmith-kr7xd
@JohnSmith-kr7xd Год назад
*Thanks for the video. I accidentally found that a little lemon as well makes it amazing.*
@budgetbuilt8838
@budgetbuilt8838 Год назад
Adding cold cream will make it crystallize as well!! It also will separate too.. learned that the hard way
@InedibleMuffin
@InedibleMuffin 8 месяцев назад
Holy shit I feel like I just got a crash course covering all the caramel mistakes and questions I've had in my lifetime. Thank you
@dewsophine
@dewsophine Год назад
lol ohhh! I'm silly and never looked up a recipe and wondered why I had so much trouble scaling up my volume and not having the sugar burn - layers or water makes perfect sense!!
@dhanagunter5893
@dhanagunter5893 Год назад
That looks good.
@Nikki0417
@Nikki0417 Год назад
I read so many recipes for meringues and praline pecans that told you to stir the syrup/caramel constantly. Then, I figured out I could just add a little corn syrup to the pot and go about my day. Now, I'm way more weary about following recipes to a T.
@viktormuerte
@viktormuerte 11 месяцев назад
I recently made caramel and I used evaporated milk since I didn't have any cream. Turned out pretty good.
@50shadesofhina90
@50shadesofhina90 Год назад
The gbbo music does it for me everytime👌
@samanthastuessel7986
@samanthastuessel7986 Год назад
I've always used the dry method. But I'ma try the other one. Looks really good.
@rextullis2324
@rextullis2324 Год назад
Great video! Good job
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