Caramel Cream

I always make this whenever I have leftover cream.
When adding the heavy cream in Step 4, it may boil over, so please take extra care during this step.
If you use low-fat heavy cream, it will separate!
It will harden when chilled, so put it into a heatproof bowl and warm it up a bit in the microwave to soften. Recipe by gurecoco
Caramel Cream
I always make this whenever I have leftover cream.
When adding the heavy cream in Step 4, it may boil over, so please take extra care during this step.
If you use low-fat heavy cream, it will separate!
It will harden when chilled, so put it into a heatproof bowl and warm it up a bit in the microwave to soften. Recipe by gurecoco
Cooking Instructions
- 1
Put the heavy cream into a heatproof bowl and microwave until it's about 50℃.
- 2
Heat the granulated sugar and water in a small pot. When it begins to brown, mix in a large, circular motion until the entire mixture becomes a caramel color.
- 3
Add a pinch of salt to Step 2. It will burn quickly, so adjust the color by adjusting the distance from the heat.
- 4
When the caramel has a good consistency and color, remove from the heat and mix in the warmed heavy cream from Step 1 a little at a time.
- 5
Pour into a sterilized jar (such as for strawberry jam) and store in the refrigerator.
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