Showing posts with label Sauce. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sauce. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 25, 2012

Easy strawberry Sauce

It's hubby's birthday !!!
So am really kinda busy today to write a lot .. am keeping my words short and TO THE POINT! 

First ... get yourself some FRESH strawberries , the amount depends on what you wanna use this sauce for .
For me I used like 5 big strawberries , washed and cut then put in my teeny tiny foord processor .

I added 3 TB of white sugar and 2 TB of water , and  turned the food processor on till my berries  turned out syrup-y .

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 Put your strawberry mix in a sauce pan on a medium low heat for about ten minutes , stir frequently till it thickens .....AND YOU'RE DONE !
Uses :
- Pour on your pancakes 
- On your cheese cake 
- On your vanilla Ice cream .... I can go on forever !!

-And of course  on top of your cheese cake ,for the best  No-bake cheese cake Tutorial click Here


Enjoy !

Friday, January 14, 2011

Caramel (comfort) Sauce


 
 




Caramel Comfort Sauce
1 cup sugar
1/4 cup water
1/2 cup (or 8 tbsp) butter
1/2 cup heavy cream
2 tsp vanilla
1 pinch or 2 salt


Put the  sugar in a small sauce pan and then pour evenly over top the water.  Put the pan over a low heat and let the sugar dissolve.   make sure you take the pan by the handle and whish and whoosh the sugar-water mixture around occasionally.
Once the sugar is dissolved turn the heat to high and cover.  Let that boil for two minutes.  Then, take off the lid and watch it boil until you see it starting to turn brown around the edges of the pan.  I think it’s best to even in this stage swirl the pan around occasionally to ensure you’re not going to create a sugar fossil.

When it starts to brown start swishing the pan by the handle over the heat until the whole turns a beautiful amber and starts to smoke.  Now, it will smoke even too early if you have the pan just sitting on the heat, you want to look for smoke while you are swishing the pan about.  That’s your sign. 
Pour in the butter, which should be cut up into small blocks, and whisk gently. it rather explodes into a sizzling anger of oil hitting hot water.  Just a kind warning, I didn’t get hurt so I’m not worried you will either.

mix in until you have the one, even consistency.  Then mix in your cream.
Then, remove from the heat and mix in the vanilla and salt.
you can find the original recipe here