Caramel Apples

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Caramel Apples

Recipe Information
Description: Sticky, caramel, rich, buttery, fabulous . You can use this for other hard and dried fruits and nuts. It is a wonderful sauce to put over ice cream. Serves/Makes:Serves/Makes:8 Ingredients 2 cups (475 ml) sugar 1 cup (225 ml) firmly packed brown sugar 2/3 cup (150 ml) light karo syrup (corn syrup) 2/3 cup (150 ml) butter, high quality, unsalted is best 1 cup (225 ml) heavy cream 1 tsp (5 ml). salt 2 tsp (10 ml). pure vanilla extract 8 apples, chilled with a stick in them sugar, chopped nuts, or crushed toffee for dipped apple ends wooden sticks or skewers strong enough to hold apples Preparation Combine sugars, corn syrup, butter, cream and salt in a saucepan and stir over high heat without scortching until it comes to 242 degrees (125 C.) to 248 degrees (125 C.) on a candy thermometer. Remove from the heat and add the vanilla. Dip the cold apples carefully by their sticks into the caramel mixture, then dip in sugar (or nuts, toffee or whatever you like) to prevent sticking and set on waxed paper. Comments A hint for winter time is to roll the freshly dipped apples in piles of freshly fallen snow gathered on a jelly roll pan to immediately chill the caramel and prevent the sticking.

Recipe Information

Description:: Sticky, caramel, rich, buttery, fabulous . You can use this for other hard and dried fruits and nuts. It is a wonderful sauce to put over ice cream.

Serves/Makes:Serves/Makes:8

Ingredients

2 cups (475 ml) sugar
1 cup (225 ml) firmly packed brown sugar
2/3 cup (150 ml) light karo syrup (corn syrup)
2/3 cup (150 ml) butter, high quality, unsalted is best
1 cup (225 ml) heavy cream
1 tsp (5 ml). salt
2 tsp (10 ml). pure vanilla extract
8 apples, chilled with a stick in them
sugar, chopped nuts, or crushed toffee for dipped apple ends
wooden sticks or skewers strong enough to hold apples

Preparation

Combine sugars, corn syrup, butter, cream and salt in a saucepan and stir over high heat without scortching until it comes to 242 degrees (125 C.) to 248 degrees (125 C.) on a candy thermometer.
Remove from the heat and add the vanilla.
Dip the cold apples carefully by their sticks into the caramel mixture, then dip in sugar (or nuts, toffee or whatever you like) to prevent sticking and set on waxed paper.

Comments

A hint for winter time is to roll the freshly dipped apples in piles of freshly fallen snow gathered on a jelly roll pan to immediately chill the caramel and prevent the sticking.