Cook, brushing down sides of saucepan with a wet pastry brush as needed to
dissolve sugar crystals, until thermometer registers 238 °.
Not exact matches
Both — but also it's a matter of not having to cook the
sugar when using confectioner's... with regular granular
sugar, you need to heat the
sugar mixture just until the
crystals dissolve (think simple syrup) so the ice cream will come out smooth rather than gritty.
Place the caster
sugar, water, and vanilla extract in a small saucepan and place over a medium heat until the
sugar crystals have
dissolved.
Caster
sugar is also known as baker's
sugar and superfine
sugar and it's good for baking because the
sugar crystals are finer and
dissolve easily and quickly.
You can use regular table
sugar, but superfine or confectioners
sugar are better because they
dissolve faster with their smaller
crystal size.
Because caster
sugar crystals are so fine, they
dissolve quickly, making the
sugar particularly suitable for sweetening cold drinks or cocktails.
«It's easier to make traditional caramel because you can tell it's working when the
sugar crystals dissolve.
All you do is
dissolve brown
sugar, a few carrot cake - inspired spices, and a bit of maple syrup in a mixture of 100 % carrot and pineapple juices, place the mixture in the freezer, scrape the ice to form
crystals a few times, and voila!
If you use a granulated sweetener, like coconut
sugar, you'll just have to make sure the
sugar crystals dissolve completely before serving.
Coconut
sugar crystals don't
dissolve in cacao butter so grind the
sugar into a very fine powder.
In everyday life,
dissolving crystals is as simple as stirring
sugar into a glass of water.
Whisk continually until the mixture reaches 150 degrees Farenheit or the
sugar crystals have
dissolved.
 In a small bowl, combine applesauce, raw
sugar, vanilla, and almond extract. Stir and set aside to allow the raw
sugar crystals to
dissolve.
Otherwise it will
dissolve the cane
sugar and in order for the scrub to work, the
crystals must remain coarse.
«If you weight a piece of string and submerge it in a glass of water saturated with
dissolved sugar, over a period of hours you'll see
crystals, «rock candy,» start to form...»
Tip: * To make the simple syrup, boil 1 cup
sugar with 1⁄2 cup water for 3 minutes, until the
sugar crystals have
dissolved.
Using a wet pastry brush, wash down the sides of the pan to
dissolve stray
sugar crystals that may cause the syrup to crystallize while cooking.