Caramelized Almonds, Wet Method

Preparation info
  • Yield

    652 g

    • Difficulty

      Easy

Appears in
The Art of the Chocolatier

By Ewald Notter

Published 2011

  • About

In the wet method, the sugar crystals are melted in water. With the help of heat, the water evaporates from the sugar solution. When the temperature reaches 293°F/145.0°C, all the water evaporates and the sugar becomes water-free liquid sugar. Because the temperature is not yet past the melting point of sugar, the sugar has neither the color nor the taste of caramel. The sugar is neutral and can be used for all kinds of bonbons, decorations, and pulled, blown, and cast sugar showpieces. As

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