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Joe Wigs, glancing at the recipe, I would say if you try the "dry" method, do NOT add 1/3 cup water
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Posted to Thread #11785 at 10:42 am on Aug 25, 2008


afterwards. That water is just to dissolve the sugar and it all boils off. The dry method eliminates the need for the water.

I use the wet method for caramel, and I find it helps to use purified water. It's also important that the pan be absolutely clean. Also, I use Julia's trick of leaving the lid on the pot while it boils--the steam washes down the sides of the pan. Once it thickens a bit it doesn't splash as much and you can take the lid off to finish the boiling. I keep a brush with water handy too.

When you add cream to the caramel it hardens, and has to be stirred until it dissolves again. I wonder if perhaps, with a double recipe, you didn't get it dissolved again all the way?




Do we find happiness so often that we should turn it off the box when it happens to sit there? emf

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