Couture Caramel Apples
Show: Dessert First
Episode: Scary Sweet
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By wine-n-cheese
on October 22, 2012
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I tried this recipe and because of the last review I cut the 1 teaspoon salt down to a half teaspoon but next time I will use 3/4 of a teaspoon. It adds a great taste to the caramel -not just sweet, a nice layer or dimension with it. I used unsalted butter. I found the same thing true when I made popcorn balls & rice krispy treats the other day -it called for salt and I thought it was odd but it made it so much better than others. I dipped my apples, the night before, in boiling water for 3 seconds (NO longer and vigorously dried them with a dishtowel to remove the wax on the apples that can lead to caramel running off. It is also important the caramel be the right temp -test the caramel by dipping a butter knife into the caramel and holding it for 30-60 seconds over the pan to see if it slides off. Really, really good caramel and excellent for teens and adults.
By jmojmo
Rochester, NY
on October 05, 2011
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The caramel is disgustingly salty. I read an interview with Anne Thornton and recall her saying that she "doesn't make sugarbombs," well, apparently she wants to make salty bombs instead. It is so salty that you can't really taste the sweetness...and it's caramel for crying out loud! Additionally, the caramel kept falling off the apples after I dipped them, even though I scraped all the excess off with a spatula. Caramel apples don't look good when all the toppings have sunk to the bottom. I'm really disappointed with this recipe, and suggest you don't make it. I know it says it's the right amount for 6 apples but this easily could have made 26. Waste of time and money.
*Edit: I watched the video and she only adds a pinch of salt to her caramel. A pinch of salt is 1/4 tsp, and a big pinch is 1/2 tsp max. Not 1 tsp. I'm so sick of inaccurate recipes on this website that are clearly not proofread!