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Tools Needed to Make Candy Apples
Ingredients Needed to Make Candy Apples
Choosing Apples to Make Candy Apples
Pre-cooking Tips for Making Candy Apples
Combine Syrup & Water to Make Candy Apples
Make a Chilling Sheet for Candy Apples
Wash & Dry Candy Apples
Insert Sticks in Candy Apples
Testing the Syrup for Candy Apples
Add Red Food Color to Candy Apple Syrup
Dip & Roll Candy Apples in Syrup
Allow Candy Apples to Cool
Ingredients for Caramel Apples
Choosing Apples to Make Caramel Apples
Add Caramel & Water to Candy Apples
Stir Candy Apples Frequently
Cooling Sheet For Caramel Apples
Add Vanilla to Caramel Apples
Dip & Roll Caramel Apples
Chill Caramel Apples
Ingredients for Rocky Road Apples
Crush Almonds for Rocky Road Apples
Combine Marshmallow with Caramel for Rocky Road Candy Apples
Roll Rocky Road Apples in Sauce & Nuts
Chill Rocky Road Apples
Tips for Using a Double Boiler to Make Rocky Road Candy Apples
Add Chocolate Chips to Rocky Road Candy Apples
Drizzle the Chocolate over Rocky Road Candy Apples
Tools for Wrapping Rocky Road Candy Apples
Tips for Wrapping Candy Apples
Summary: Get tips for choosing apples to make caramel apples in this free holiday dessert recipes video.
J. Costilla is an emerging chef in San Antonio, Tx. He hopes to open an ethnic cafe one day. He is also a commercial photographer. His love for food has him shooting for restaurants in...read more
"Hey guys! My name is J. and I am talking on behalf of Expert Village. In this clip, I am going to tell you what kind of apples to use for your caramel apples. As far as apples, we are going to be using a green Granny Smith apple. Now these apples are very very small, they are delicious and they have this nice bright green color. This color is going to give us a good contrast. When we stick that caramel on there, it is going to be beautiful caramel coating on there and we are going to have a beautiful green top that is going to look beautiful. When you are picking these at the store, you want to make sure that they have a nice green color all around. Feel them and make sure there is no bruising or discoloration on them. That is about it for picking your apples for your caramel apples. Thank you, you guys."
eHow Article: Choosing Apples to Make Caramel Apples
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