I read a post somewhere about boiling sweetened condensed milk to make caramel, anyone know how to do this-cant find it anywhere! if not, how can I make a simple caramel to smear on a cheesecake?Thanks!
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9/30/09 at 11:24am
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Here you go...pretty simple and totally delicious!
http://cakecentral.com/recipes/6851/Thick-Caramel-Sauce-or-Filling
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http://cakecentral.com/recipes/6851/Thick-Caramel-Sauce-or-Filling
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9/30/09 at 8:58pm
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I really believe you should try making it this way ( I tried everything, and this is the only one that worked, and it's soOo easy and yummy)
1 cup of sugar
6 tbsp of softened butter
1/2 cup heavy cream.
in a heavy bottom pot, medium, put in sugar over medium heat. stif sugar every minute or too. watch it carefully. as you are mixing you are going to notice that the sugar is beginning to make lumps. keeps stirring. about 5 minutes into your stirring, you are going to notice that the sugar is melting really nicely. it will end up melting completely, just make sure you don't have ANY lumps or else you're going to end up with the lumps in there. keep it over medium flame until you reach a nice amber color. once you're there, remove from heat. with a whisk ready add in a tbsp of butter at a time. BE CAREFUL you will end up with steam . just mix vigorously or else you will end up with a seperated mixture. when everything is mixed nicely, SLOWLY add in your heavy cream. keep whisking. you will have a nice smooth caramel sauce.
this is really yummy. it will stiffen up, creamy caramel like in the fridge. keep it warm and it will pour.
OR instead of cream use milk. this is nice and liquidy and you can pour it over a cake and it ends up like a Tres Leches cake. MmMmm
1 cup of sugar
6 tbsp of softened butter
1/2 cup heavy cream.
in a heavy bottom pot, medium, put in sugar over medium heat. stif sugar every minute or too. watch it carefully. as you are mixing you are going to notice that the sugar is beginning to make lumps. keeps stirring. about 5 minutes into your stirring, you are going to notice that the sugar is melting really nicely. it will end up melting completely, just make sure you don't have ANY lumps or else you're going to end up with the lumps in there. keep it over medium flame until you reach a nice amber color. once you're there, remove from heat. with a whisk ready add in a tbsp of butter at a time. BE CAREFUL you will end up with steam . just mix vigorously or else you will end up with a seperated mixture. when everything is mixed nicely, SLOWLY add in your heavy cream. keep whisking. you will have a nice smooth caramel sauce.
this is really yummy. it will stiffen up, creamy caramel like in the fridge. keep it warm and it will pour.
OR instead of cream use milk. this is nice and liquidy and you can pour it over a cake and it ends up like a Tres Leches cake. MmMmm
I spend way too much on butter
I spend way too much on butter
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10/1/09 at 5:08am
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Hi
I know exactly what you are talking about I stumbled upon it in one of my mom's old cookbooks How to make homemade chocolates. I have made it hundreds of times. It is so simple just takes a little time..
Here it goes ready
take label off of sweetend condensed milk
place in pan (do not open) lol
cover with water
bring to boil
continue to simmer for 2 hours after the initial boil keeping it covered in water
turn off
let set until cool I leave it in the water
after cool open can and enjoy It is sooooooo good.
If you have any questions feel free to ask me.
I use this for everything to fill candies, put as filling with my dark chocolate cake this is very popular for me
Happpy to help
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I know exactly what you are talking about I stumbled upon it in one of my mom's old cookbooks How to make homemade chocolates. I have made it hundreds of times. It is so simple just takes a little time..
Here it goes ready
take label off of sweetend condensed milk
place in pan (do not open) lol
cover with water
bring to boil
continue to simmer for 2 hours after the initial boil keeping it covered in water
turn off
let set until cool I leave it in the water
after cool open can and enjoy It is sooooooo good.
If you have any questions feel free to ask me.
I use this for everything to fill candies, put as filling with my dark chocolate cake this is very popular for me
Happpy to help
Kerri
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10/1/09 at 5:56am
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I make several cans at a time and I take out of can put into rubbermaid bowl with cover and keep it in the refridgerator I have never left it there for more than 30 days. It is fine anytime before that I can't say after that because I always use before then. If anyone knows anymore please let us know. thanks
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10/1/09 at 2:49pm
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Thank you luvbugcreations!! I tried this today after reading this post. It worked great! I always tried to make it over a double boiler, but it never came out like this. It is really good. Thanks for sharing! 
I made some PB cuppies and I am letting my kids decorate some. I let them taste the caramel sauce and my son said "mom can I please use that as my crumb coat?"
I made some PB cuppies and I am letting my kids decorate some. I let them taste the caramel sauce and my son said "mom can I please use that as my crumb coat?"
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10/2/09 at 4:56am
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Your welcome it is the best caramel I have tasted and it is so easy to make. I will post recipe in the recipe section later today. I am extremely busy today I have 75 Cupcakes, 200 cookies, and 50 rice krispie treat popcorn boxes due tomorrow. Happy to help. Have a great day.
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10/2/09 at 5:45am
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I have never had the cans around that long, but the woman that taught me this technique said that as long as you keep the can unopened, it will keep on a shelf for a very long time. However, it's so good it normally gets used up pretty quickly! You can also boil a couple of cans at a time and keep them in your pantry until you need to use them. I have also used this technique with the large cans of sweetened condensed milk that you get in a restaurant. Worked great and had TONS of caramel. I just kept it refrigerated and it stayed very well.
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10/2/09 at 11:53am
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10/9/09 at 8:07pm
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That sounds cool and EASY (YAH)! I will have to try that one, I love caramel.
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so the canned dulce de leche is the same as the canned condensed milk, only already boiled? i wanted to try to make it, but was sooo worried that the can would explode all over the kitchen. lol. that over cheesecake would be great! also, i made a cake the other day using the dulce de leche liquid creamer and that would be awesome as a type of ganache over the cake.
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Please buy the canned Dulce de Leche. People have made the boiled can pudding for years; however, it didn't get the name Suicide Pudding by accident. Why take the risk, much less the time and effort when the you can buy it already prepared? In my grocery store it shelved with hispanic foods.
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