Please I Need Help In A Caramel Cake I Have Taste The Best!

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the7belle Posted 25 Sep 2007 , 11:51pm
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HI I HAVE TASTE THE BEST CARAMEL CAKE I EVER TASTE I ORDER IT BY INTERNET AND BELEIVE ME ITS THE MOST WONDERFUL CAKE I EVER TRY. I WOULD LIKE TO MAKE IT NOT EXACTLY THE SAME BUT TRY TO HAVE THAT WONDERFUL TASTE OF RICH CARAMEL. I MAKE 2 RECIPES FROM INTERNET AND NOTHING COMPARES TO THAT REACH CARAMEL, I DO ONE THAT ONE OF THE INGREDIENTS WAS CONFECTIONER SUGAR AND ITS NOT THE FLAVOR, AND I DONT HAVE COOKING TERMOMETER I DO ANOTHER ONE AND NOTHING THE CARAMEL HAVE BITS OF SUGAR IT WAS LIKE DULCE DE LECHE! I DONT KNOW IF I BOIL TOO MUCH I POUR IT IN THE CAKE AND IT WAS TOO LIQUID AND THEN IT WAS LIKE A STICKY BUBBLE GUM WHEN IT DRIES.

I WILL POST A PICTURE OF THE CAKE I BUY IT SAIDS IS GOURMET CARAMEL/CARML CAKE AND SHE SAIDS SHE BOILS THE CARAMEL AT 500 DEGREES HEAVY IRON SKILLET AND HER CAKE IS SOUR CREAM CAKE, I MAKE DIFERRENT RECIPES FROM INTERNET BUT NEVER LIKE THAT ONE THE CAKE WAS SOO SOFT ITS LIKE U DONT TASTE FLOUR OR EGGS IN THE CAKE ITS LIKE A LIGHT CAKE I MAKE CAKES VERY SOFT BUT NEVER LIKE THIS EVEN THE PILLSBURRY IS NOT THAT SOFT. HER CARAMEL ITS LIKE BUTTERY, CARAMEL, VERY SOFT SHE SEND ME IN A PACKAGE WITH NO DRY ICE FOR 8 DAYS AND HERE IN PUERTO RICO ITS VERY HOT AND THE CAKE COME INTACT AND OHH MY GOD WHAT A WONDERFUL TASTE.

PLEASE IF SOMEONE HAVE A RECIPE TO SHARE WITH ME I WILL BE SOO GLAD AND HAPPY PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE, LET ME KNOW!

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the7belle Posted 28 Sep 2007 , 10:59pm
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THANKS FOR ALL THE ANSWERS I HAVE RECEIVE. thumbsdown.gif

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Yorkiemum Posted 28 Sep 2007 , 11:16pm
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Hello Puerto Rico! That cake sounds yummy. I'd like to know how to make it also. Hope someone can help.

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didavista Posted 28 Sep 2007 , 11:16pm
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I sure wish I could help you, because that would mean that I have one awesome recipe from what you described. I hope some one can help you, I would like to try it too.

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the7belle Posted 29 Sep 2007 , 1:59am
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THANKS A LOT LADIES I HOPE SOMEONE HAVE A RECIPE TO HELP ME, I WOULD LIKE TO MAKE ONE FOR MY COUSIN IN GERMANY. THANKS!

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Hello Puerto Rico! That cake sounds yummy. I'd like to know how to make it also. Hope someone can help.


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jibbies Posted 29 Sep 2007 , 2:09am
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Sounds yummy, I hope you find the recipe. Puerto Rico is beautiful I was in Bayamon about 3 years ago. Lovely people.
One request, STOP SHOUTING. icon_smile.gif
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rockii Posted 29 Sep 2007 , 2:10am
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my great grandmothers makes her caramel cakes this way basically you put the can of pet milk on the stove in a skillet of water and let it boil. it is the way the used to make it in the old days.

http://www.eaglebrand.com/detail.asp?rid=825

eagle brand is what we use in our family. you don't have to add any sugar to it. here is the link they do suggest not puting the can on the stove like the old method. we do it all the time but if you are not comfortable then pouring into a double boiler works just as well

hth

rockii

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BCJean Posted 29 Sep 2007 , 2:17am
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I make a caramel icing which my family likes a lot. I use equal parts of heavy whipping cream and brown sugar. Bring to a boil and cook until it is at the "soft ball" stage. Beat it until it thickens, then spread on cake. We usually put it on chocolate cake but I tried the coconut cake recipe on here from the Shoebox and it was wonderful. I am thinking it would be very good with caramel icing.

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1nanette Posted 29 Sep 2007 , 2:20am
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Is the caramel on the "Internet Cake" hard or soft?

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the7belle Posted 29 Sep 2007 , 2:57am
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hi the caramel icing its very soft but does not taste like confectionr sugar icing it taste like a caramel candy but very soft i think she dont spread it over the cake i think she pour it and let the caramel cover the entire cake then it hardens.

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Is the caramel on the "Internet Cake" hard or soft?


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the7belle Posted 29 Sep 2007 , 3:03am
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hi thanks a lot for your answer please u can tell me what is a soft ball stage? i speak spanish and i dont understand some technique words in english what i have to see in the sugar to know that is in a soft ball stage? i was trying to make it i dont have a termometer so i wait but the mixture turns like a "dulce de leche" the sugar was like lots of little balls like a cottage cheese please help me! thanks!

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I make a caramel icing which my family likes a lot. I use equal parts of heavy whipping cream and brown sugar. Bring to a boil and cook until it is at the "soft ball" stage. Beat it until it thickens, then spread on cake. We usually put it on chocolate cake but I tried the coconut cake recipe on here from the Shoebox and it was wonderful. I am thinking it would be very good with caramel icing.


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the7belle Posted 29 Sep 2007 , 3:08am
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ohh thanks a lot i see a video making a caramel with the condensed milk i was surprised i will going to try, u think it will get hard when i pour it on the cake?

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my great grandmothers makes her caramel cakes this way basically you put the can of pet milk on the stove in a skillet of water and let it boil. it is the way the used to make it in the old days.

http://www.eaglebrand.com/detail.asp?rid=825

eagle brand is what we use in our family. you don't have to add any sugar to it. here is the link they do suggest not puting the can on the stove like the old method. we do it all the time but if you are not comfortable then pouring into a double boiler works just as well

hth

rockii


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rockii Posted 29 Sep 2007 , 3:13am
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it will not become very hard. it always stayed a nice consistency. not to loose but not too thick. if you want it thicker cook it longer

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Linliv46 Posted 29 Sep 2007 , 3:35am
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the7belle, Maybe if you tell us where you ordered the cake from someone might be familiar with it! Sounds yummy to me! thumbs_up.gif

Linda

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1nanette Posted 29 Sep 2007 , 4:02am
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I havent tried this recipe before but it might work for you. My own recipe for caramel frosting doesnt have a recipe. I learned from watching my mom so there are no measurments. Try this one. It comes form The Southern Living series of cookbooks and Ive never come across a bad recipe there.
3 cups white sugar
3/4 cup half and half
1 large egg
Pinch of salt
1/2 cup butter, cut up, softened

Combine 2-1/2 cups of sugar , milk ,egg,and salt in a bowl; mix well then stir in butter.

Sprinkle the remaining 1/2 cup of sugar kind of heavily but even in a heavy bottom saucepan. Place the pan on med-hi heat and let it begin browning.
DO NOT WALK AWAY FROM THE POT!! WATCH IT WITH BOTH EYES!!
The sugar will begin to melt then turn brown. When it is light golden brown remove carmelized sugar from the heat. Immediatley stir the butter mixture in, REDUCE HEAT TO MEDIUM return to burner and keep stirring. DONT STOP STIRRING. The sugar is is going to lump but that OK the lumps cook out. KEEP STIRRING.

Cook over medium heat (still stirrng) until it reaches soft ball stage. Don't let it go pass 235 degrees. Remove from heat and beat with a wooden spoon until almost speading consistency (about 5-10 min) Spread onto cooled cake.

Add a teaspoon of vanilla extract while its cooling. I know the recipe doesnt list it but what could it hurt.

You will might have to try it couple of times before you perfect it. But remember to keep your eye on the sugar as it carmelizes and... oh yeah keep stirring.

PM me or email me and let me know how it turned out. I will try to figure out my family recipe.

Lynette

PS If you let the sugar get to brown during carmelizing process you will have sticky frosting. Thats the way my aunt Alma like it. I think its awful.

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1nanette Posted 29 Sep 2007 , 4:11am
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Hey 7Belles
To check for soft ball stage, put some cool water into a cup. Then drop a few drops of the carmel into the water. Use your finger to try and form a ball. If it forms a ball but is too soft to pick up. That is soft ball stage.

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the7belle Posted 29 Sep 2007 , 4:59am
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HI I BUY IT ON EBAY

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the7belle, Maybe if you tell us where you ordered the cake from someone might be familiar with it! Sounds yummy to me! thumbs_up.gif

Linda


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the7belle Posted 29 Sep 2007 , 5:01am
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HII THANKS A LOT FOR YOUR ANSWER NOW I KNOW WHAT IS THAT, THANKS!

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Hey 7Belles
To check for soft ball stage, put some cool water into a cup. Then drop a few drops of the carmel into the water. Use your finger to try and form a ball. If it forms a ball but is too soft to pick up. That is soft ball stage.


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