4 tablespoons (1/2 stick) unsalted butter 1/2 cup packed dark brown sugar 1 teaspoon large-flake salt 1/2 cup heavy cream 1 teaspoon vanilla extract Melt the butter in a medium heavy-bottomed saucepan ...

Once upon a time, butterscotch was the darling of the American sweet tooth, casting its golden glow over puddings, pies, sauces, candies, cake frostings--you name it. Now there are people who’ve never ...

I have an addiction. It's caramel. In fact, some people call me the caramelizer. It's even the title on my business card. I just can't resist caramel. Of all the flavours I can create in my kitchen, ...

Once upon a time, butterscotch was the darling of the American sweet tooth, casting its golden glow over puddings, pies, sauces, candies, cake frostings--you name it. Now there are people who’ve never ...

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For the butterscotch sauce, dissolve the sugar and glucose in 50ml (2fl oz) water in a straight-sided saucepan over a low heat. Wash any sugar crystals from around the sides of the saucepan with a ...

When was the last time you tasted authentic butterscotch? Everything in the food world is evolving, much like chocolate and coffee, except for butterscotch. This buttery-sweet, golden-brown confection ...

This recipe is great to put together quickly and can be served over the next few days (if there is anything left). Best to serve warm with lashings of whipped vanilla cream, salted caramel ice cream ...

Rich and creamy butterscotch is perfect on its own, eaten straight off a spoon, but it's also a terrific, gooey addition to almost any dessert. Give your dessert a butterscotch makeover with one of ...

Butterscotch and caramel flavors are siblings - a lot alike, a lot different, sort of like fraternal twins. Many people have trouble remembering which is which. Caramel is made with a single ...