This decadent dip is the perfect thing to dunk ready salted crisps into - no really! The crunchy, salted crisps work perfectly with the smooth, sweet and salted dip, creating a flavour sensation. Why not give it a go as a fun dessert the next time you have friends round?
Ingredients
- 25g caster sugar
- 2tbsp warm water
- 200ml creme fraiche
- 10g sea salt
- 5g rock salt
WEIGHT CONVERTER
Method
- Warm a solid based saucepan on the stove. Sprinkle in the caster sugar and watch while it starts to colour and melt to a caramel colour.
- Carefully add the warm water (it may spit a bit), whilst moving the pan around in the other hand, so that the mixture starts to cool, stops colouring and melts into a caramel.
- Add half of the creme fraiche into the saucepan and blend into the caramel.
- Place the contents into a mixing bowl and fold in the remaining creme fraiche.
- Cut each square of fudge into quarters.
- Cover with cling film and refrigerate until ready to serve.
Top Tip for making Salted caramel dip
This salted caramel dip would also be perfect drizzled on ice cream or your fave dessert
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