I made the most awesoome tasting cake for my birthday this weekend, nothing fancy regarding decorating, but the taste, OMG!
I used these three recipes. I've made the banana cake before and it's awesome, but I really wanted to try the caramel filling recipe and I wanted a crusting buttercream that wasn't me modifying an existing one that I had.
http://cakecentral.com/recipes/3843/a-babana-cake/
http://cakecentral.com/recipes/6851/thick-caramel-sauce-or-filling/
http://cakecentral.com/recipes/7625/crusting-chocolate-buttercream-frosting/
Just had to say, and thanks to those who posted them here. 
That's great!
I recognize the caramel recipe, it's my go to recipe. Isn't it absolutely delicious?!?!?!
In fact I have some in my fridge right now, I may have to treat myself to a spoonful...but I can never stop at just one. 
I keep telling myself I am going to try Jodie's recipe. Sounds like it is worth trying!
Considering I live alone, trying it might not be a good thing then. Can we say let's skip dinner and just have a bowl of caramel for dessert?
I happen to currently have an open thing of whipping cream in the fridge from my chicken pot pies last week. I also have 4 cans of condensed milk that my mom bought me at Sam's thinking it was Dulce De Leche. I didn't have the heart to tell her they were the wrong ones.
I wonder if the caramel would freezer well? Hmmmm....
TexasSugar, is it sweetened condensed milk that you have? If so, you can remove the label from the can, place it in a small sauce pan filled about 1/2 - 3/4 of the way up the side of the can, and gently boil for about 3 hours, turning the can over every half hour or so. You may need to add additional water to the pan so that it doesn't all evaporate out.
Remove from the pan, let cool completely, then open the can. Voila! Caramel sauce just like the Dolce de leche. Refrigerate any left overs.
Spooky, I've done that many of times in the past. I love the ease of using the already done stuff, since I don't have to wait for it to cool off. 
Texassugar, I make 1/2 batches of the caramel all the time because seriously it's dangerous to have too much leftover. lol
I freeze the remaining half of the condensed milk for the next time I need it.
Definitely try the recipe you won't regret it. It makes wonderful turtle candy also.
Okay, y'all have me convinced, I think I shall be baking something this weekend, or getting my spoons all clean and ready, which ever sounds best at the time.
[quote="cakestyles" It makes wonderful turtle candy also.[/quote]
That's what I'm going to try with some of the left over caramel.
Has anyone ever dipped apple slices as opposed to whole apples? How do you get the cut side dry enough to have the caramel adhere to it?
[quote="cakestyles" It makes wonderful turtle candy also.
That's what I'm going to try with some of the left over caramel.
Has anyone ever dipped apple slices as opposed to whole apples? How do you get the cut side dry enough to have the caramel adhere to it?[/quote]
Well, I don't actually dip the apple slices because of that very problem (slippage), so for me, it is apple slice in the left hand, next to the plate of apple slices, and spoon in the right hand over the bowl with the caramel: dinner!
[quote="cakestyles" It makes wonderful turtle candy also.
That's what I'm going to try with some of the left over caramel.
Has anyone ever dipped apple slices as opposed to whole apples? How do you get the cut side dry enough to have the caramel adhere to it?[/quote]
Well, I don't actually dip the apple slices because of that very problem (slippage), so for me, it is apple slice in the left hand, next to the plate of apple slices, and spoon in the right hand over the bowl with the caramel: dinner!
well, I had a wonderful dessert on vacation last week and it consisted of apples, sliced, whipped cream, toasted pecans and caramel sauce. It was awesome. So easy to do. you slice your apple and put the slices in a bowl that will allow the apples to stand on end and fan out. pipe a big bunch of whipped cream in center like a tower. Put warmed caramel sauce over this and nuts and a cherry(or leave the cherry off if you don't like cherries). I thought I was in heaven. It was called the Branson Apple(Branson, MO)at Mr. B's Ice-cream shop. Delish.
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