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Homemade caramel.

Carlitchas Ueno Nakamura
Carlitchas Ueno Nakamura @cook_2750151
If you have a pressure cooker you would have the same result by cooking the can covered with water for about 30 minutes, counting from the moment the steam starts coming out. Much easier and faster, but careful! Do not open the can until it is completely cold
CharBie
CharBie @cook_2768049
Thank you so much!!! It came out perfectly! ~(o.o)~
ChefOrtiz
ChefOrtiz @cook_2770966
I call this caramel cajetta or dulce de leche :ohyeaah
PrettyTrice
PrettyTrice @cook_2944041
Cooking it know I guess it will be ready and the morning.... :-)
ShunterNo1
ShunterNo1 @cook_2975758
I tryed this for 2 hours and turned out well too...I boiled mine on the stove top
bev.townsend4
bev.townsend4 @cook_3119314
This sounds great. I am going to have to try it.
brenda68
brenda68 @cook_3140798
Wow very simple, definitely need to try this B-)
heythereeverybody
heythereeverybody @cook_3366748
Quicker tip: boil eagle brand covered 1 hr. Great for caramel pie!!!
jamiyum
jamiyum @cook_3401205
if you want to do it quicker, cook it in a pressure cooker for 45 min. same result and it will save you lots of time!
maria7979
maria7979 @cook_3592759
You dfon't need 9 hours to boil it! Just 2 hours on the stove will do the trick too! Only point of attention....keep at all times the can under the water level! And be carefull when you open it! It's very hot, You're better let it cool down before opening it. And the pan will be extremely hot too and most burns are from steam! Enjoy and take care! Byebye. :-) :-) :-)
pinkme
pinkme @cook_3731332
o.gosh I want to eat this stuff from the can call sounds took good to I can't wait to make it %%-
satrish
satrish @cook_3810668
I find a pressure cooker great as it only takes an hour. use it all the time.