From: Mirj
On Jun 13, 2007
I've been making this recipe for absolute yonks, now why didn't I think of posting it??? I start this up on a busy cooking day, have it simmering on the back burner while I do other things. I never thought of using the timer to remind me to stir, I just keep coming back to it in between my cooking. Most of the time I catch it in time, but every once in a while I let it go too long and I end up with some nasty gloop. I actually use this to make my own dulce de leche ice cream (1 1/2 cups of this stuff mixed together with 2 cups of whipping cream, that's it!). Try it, you will be happy you did.
From: Gerry
On Jun 30, 2008
Have always wanted to make this! Yes a lovely caramel which I too used to make Alfajores (An Argentinean Dulce De Leche Sandwich Cookie).Sinfully rich and decadent - but so worth the splurge!
From: Little Suzy Homemaker
On Nov 11, 2007
Oh MY! That is good stuff. I made this for our Ice Cream Sundae party for my husband's birthday! Wonderful stuff!
From: Anme
On Jul 2, 2007
WOW! I never made this because the only method I have seen was boiling the actual can... and I was not up for playing around with that! This was so tasty! I served it over ice cream, excellent recipe!
From: kiwidutch
On Jun 15, 2007
Excellent! I actually overcooked mine and got a semi solid but very soft fudgy toffee and still manged to put it with icream and .. yummo! Vanilla beans here tend to be hard and dry even when you buy them fresh so I sneaked in some home made vanilla extract instead. I did leave out the citrus zest simply due to lack of time. I don't think it matter so much in the end as the caramel/vanila work so well together anyway. Please see my rating system: 5 excellent stars for a smooth fudge/toffee like sauce that was soooo soft and wonderful. I will be making this again! Thanks!
From: evelyn/athens
On Jun 15, 2008
I always do the boiling can method - but this was good, too. Easy for me to keep an eye on as I was doing various cooking. The end result was a lovely, thick, dark tan caramel that I subsequently used to make Alfajores (An Argentinean Dulce De Leche Sandwich Cookie). Thanks Rita!
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