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How do I avoid crystallization when making caramel?
I have tried both the wet and dry methods of making caramel and both leave me with grainy caramel.
I have tried using a pastry brush to wash down the sides of my pot.
I don't stir the pot, just swirl it.
I have no idea what I'm doing wrong. Can you share your caramel cooking tips please?
2 Answers
- lindsey pLv 51 decade agoFavorite Answer
i'm not sure what you're doing wrong either, but what works for me is I put some sugar in a pot, add a little bit of lemon juice and a bit of corn syrup, cook until it turns golden brown stirring continuously and then whisk in cream. If your sugar is caramelizing before all the lumps are out, try cooking it at a lower temperature. If you still have a few lumps in your caramel, just strain it out. I hope this is helpful
- allyLv 61 decade ago
maybe you need a candy thermometer? or else use a heavier pot that conduct heat more evenly.