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Post by Debbie on Mar 12, 2009 11:22:16 GMT -6
Caramels
Four cupfuls sugar Three cupfuls corn syrup Two cupfuls condensed milk Two cupfuls water One tablespoonful vanilla
Put the sugar, syrup, and one half the milk and water into the kettle and boil to a very soft wax when dropped in cold water, or to 236° by the thermometer. (It must be stirred constantly while cooking.) When it reaches this stage, pour in the remainder of the milk and water and cook to 242°, or until it forms a firm ball in cold water, then turn it out on a well-oiled slab or platter. When it is nearly cold, cut in inch squares.
Each caramel must be wrapped separately in waxed paper. If put together in a dish without being wrapped, they will run together.
Chocolate or Nut Caramels
Make over the preceding recipe. Add the chocolate or nuts just a minute or two before removing it from the stove.
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Post by bridgetn on Mar 12, 2009 14:42:26 GMT -6
Wonderful! My husband and I like caramels very much. I will soon try your recipe here. COOL
Thanks
Bridget
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Post by Debbie on Mar 12, 2009 15:14:18 GMT -6
Give me caramel over chocolate any day. When I was pregnent, I craved a sundae at Braum's Ice cream parlor. I thad to be Pralines and Cream Ice cream with hot caramel topping and sprinkled with pecans or almonds and coconut. Dang, that sounds good. Haven't had one in years.
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