Caramel from The Picayune's Creole Cook Book by The Times Picayune Publishing Company
Continue boiling till the sugar reaches a light brown color. Then take the vessel off immediately, or it will burn. Any degree beyond this renders the sugar calcined and barely fit for making color...
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- 3 Pounds of Sugar
- A Pint of Water
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