Need some advice. I found Dulce de Leche in the can today. I've looked for months at every store and finally found it at Walmart about an hour away. Of course, I had to open it immediately! It's really thick - does anyone mix it with something to use as a filling - and how much should I use between the layers? It's taste is definitely stronger than my homemade caramel.
Doing a choc/caramel cake this weekend for my crash test 'dummies'....was hoping to get it right the first time!
I usually make a filling with dulce de leche & coolwhip (I suppose you could use whipping cream instead of coolwhip if you prefer)
However for my daughter's 4th chocolate b-day cake I mixed dulce de leche with coolwhip & about a 1/4 cup of vanilla pudding.... Everyone loved it & is now the filling I'm always asked to do...
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My 8 year old daughter hates the taste of cake. (Go figure) So the last two years, I have made her cheesecakes. This year, she requested a dulce de leche cheesecake. I couldn't find the sauce in the can so I boiled the condensed milk and added to the cheesecake. It was a big, big hit. I would love to know if the dulce de leche that you have tastes any different than the "boiled" condensed milk version. Good luck and enjoy
Christie
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Christie
Hi Christie and welcome to CC!!!!!! I have never eaten the store bought one only the homemade. It is so easy to make the homemade one that for me, I figure anything homemade taste better than storebought or premixed.
Regards,
Naty
It tasted better than the boiled milk because I burned mine trying to boil it quickly! Nasty nasty nasty!
Actually, I mixed it a little different than jovi girl. I used the entire can and added about 1/2 cup cool whip. I liked the consistency but it had completely lost it's stickiness - which I need for my layer cakes (choc/caramel is usually 15 layers, alternating choc/caramel filling)....after about an hour, I could move the cake without it 'giggling'. I will probably try the cream next.
As for making this into buttercream - I tried adding some to my b/c today. I was not impressed. It wasn't horrible, but not what I was looking for. If anyone has a recipe - I'm interested.
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