Tricks to Great Treats
Crisp fall apples only get better covered in chewy caramel and rich chocolate.
Recipe: Caramel Apples
These gourmet apples are double dipped in melted chocolate and caramel, then rolled in toasted pecans. For an even quicker treat using caramel apple wraps, try our Candy Apples.
Southern Living
I have Penny P. Patrick's Praline Parlor to thank for my love of caramel apples. While working at this shop within Six Flags Great America amusement park, I made well over 50,000 of them. The hours of leaning over a huge cauldron of hot caramel taught me a few tricks of the trade. Now you and I can both enjoy this tasty fall treat.
Recipes:
Cook's Notes
- Lightly scrub apples with mild soap and a soft scrub brush to remove waxy coating.
- Hot caramel won't stick to a wet apple, so make sure apples are thoroughly dry.
- Don't get the caramel too hot, or you'll end up with a thin layer on your apple and the rest sliding off.
- Scrape excess caramel off the sides of your apple before rolling in nuts or other coating. Don't forget to scrape the bottom of the apple too.
