Caramel Sauce for Custard Cream

I make basic caramel sauce in a pan. You can make it in the microwave too, but it's harder to mess up if you make it in a pan while observing it diligently. I always make custard puddings (flans) using this sauce! You can store it in the refrigerator in a sterilized jar. If you make a large batch, making custard puddings next time will be so easy!
The key is to cook the sauce until it looks a bit too dark. If it's too light, the flavor will turn out too weak. However, be sure not to let it burn! Once it starts getting brown, don't take your eyes off it! It will splatter when you add the boiling water, so be sure not to burn yourself. Try turning the pan away from you when you add the boiling water. Recipe by Toiroiro
Caramel Sauce for Custard Cream
I make basic caramel sauce in a pan. You can make it in the microwave too, but it's harder to mess up if you make it in a pan while observing it diligently. I always make custard puddings (flans) using this sauce! You can store it in the refrigerator in a sterilized jar. If you make a large batch, making custard puddings next time will be so easy!
The key is to cook the sauce until it looks a bit too dark. If it's too light, the flavor will turn out too weak. However, be sure not to let it burn! Once it starts getting brown, don't take your eyes off it! It will splatter when you add the boiling water, so be sure not to burn yourself. Try turning the pan away from you when you add the boiling water. Recipe by Toiroiro
Steps
- 1
Put the granulated sugar and water into a small pan, and start heating over medium heat. Put 2 to 4 tablespoons of water in a heatproof container, and microwave for about 30 seconds to bring it to a boil.
- 2
As you shake the pan occasionally, it will start to brown from the edges as shown in the photo. From this point on, don't leave the pan! Prepare the boiling water!
- 3
Keep shaking the pan and don't take your eyes off it! When it reaches the color shown in the photo here, it just needs a little bit more! Turn the heat off at this point and keep agitating the pan.
- 4
When the caramel is as dark as shown in this photo, add the boiling water all at once. It will splatter, so be careful of burns!
- 5
The caramel sauce is done! It can be kept in a sterilized jar for 2 to 3 months without any problems.
- 6
Please try using it in the caramel custard pudding recipe from! If you add a bit more boiling water to the sauce you can use it on ice cream or panna cotta too.
https://cookpad.wasmer.app/us/recipes/144129-custard-pudding-in-a-sauce-pan
- 7
If you are using this for a caramel custard pudding, use 2 tablespoons of boiling water. To use as a sauce to pour over panna cotta or ice cream, add 4 tablespoons or so of boiling water.
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