Salt Maple Caramel

Although this can be made with different types of cream, including a thick nut milk and a vegan butter or oil, it is in it’s true glory as invented by a Frenchman in the 1970’s. They used, and still use, fresh cream, butter, sugar and sometimes even add ins like nuts or citrus.


Fleur de Sel is a finishing salt well suited to salted caramels.

We’ll be covering the add in as well as the vegan versions in 2023 during our monthly online get togethers, but this dairy version is coming up this Sunday in one of our Salt and Ceremony sessions with Naomi Duguid, Krish Roy, Melanie McIntosh, Ekta Maheshwari, Alex Gunuey, Amy Kalafa, Ken Fornataro, and Llewyn Màire.

Salt and Ceremony is the name of the group of 6 sessions that place during the month of December. There are live parts that get recorded, and lots of videos associated with each session. If you purchase an annual membership you not only get to attend or access all of the December events, but an entire year of hundreds of new videos, events, and videos repurposed based on our member’s feedback. For only $75 USD.

If you are interested in participating live in any event from now un til 12/31/2023 and watching curated videos the entire year of 2023 that will teach you how to cook, ferment, bake, preserve, and brew use the form below two register now. This deal is only good until 12/31/2023 Eastern Time. After that, if we have available spaces, the fee will be $150 dollars for the same amazing content.


Annual Membership from 12/01/2022 – 12/31/2023 plus all events and videos

Annual Membership includes access to any event in 2022 and 2023, including all the Salt and Ceremony sessions and associated videos, and the video archives from now until the end of 2023

$75.00


Amy Kalafa demonstrates Caramel au Beurre Salé de Bretagne, or Salt Caramel

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