My hubby has been trying to watch what he eats, so I decided it was time to make something he doesn’t like. I had seen the Brown Sugar Caramels recipe in a guest post Liz from That Skinny Chick Can Bake wrote for Lora from Cake Duchess on December 10th and since my hubby doesn’t like caramels, I made the recipe thinking it would prevent him from being tempted. He hasn’t been tempted all that much but he did taste them and he really liked them.
While my caramels tasted delicious, they didn’t look as good a Liz’s. They turned out a little soft too. This could be because of a few factors. I didn’t have half and half, so I substituted half with heavy whipping cream and half with whole milk – isn’t that what half and half is? The 3 quart sauce pan I started cooking in was too small and the mixture was about to boil over, so I had to switch to a 4 quart stock pot when I got to about 225 degrees. I would recommend making this recipe in a pot that is at least 3.5 quarts. I also didn’t have non-stick aluminum foil, so I lined the 8 by 8 inch pan with regular foil and sprayed with cooking spray. Liz’s tips were very helpful and the caramels turned out wonderfully since I’d never made them before. I’ll enjoy making these again. You can find the Brown Sugar Caramels recipe on Lora’s site.
Enjoy!!!
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Your caramels look scrumptious, Annamaria!!! And I’d definitely want them too soft than too, hard. Beautifully done…and I’m thrilled you tried my recipe
Thanks!!!
Lizzy,
Your recipe is loved by all. I like to make what I call wow recipes and yours certainly fits. Everyone that’s tried them says mmmmmm after the first bite before they can actually say anything.
YUM! I love caramels and will have to try this recipe. Thanks for sharing on Foodie Friends Friday and would love it if you would link back to us. Remember to come back and vote on Sunday.
Marlys,
I’ve found the correct button and I updated the post. Sorry for the oversight. Thanks for stopping by.
Thanks for linking up – we appreciate it.
I have been wanting to make homemade caramels for a long time. You have inspired me to try it! Thanks so much for sharing this recipe and the lovely photos!
Cynthia,
Glad you liked them. I’d love to know how yours turn out.
These caramels look delicious! Thanks for sharing on Foodie Friends Friday!
Ericka,
Thanks for stopping by. I enjoyed participating on Foodie Friends Friday.