Kapama Karula Marshmallows & Shortbread

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Kapama Karula Marshmallows & Shortbread

Jul 1, 20200 comments

Have you ever tried homemade marshmallows? Now you can thanks to Karula Chef Makhi.

Today he shares two decadent recipes with us.

The first one is caramel marshmallows. 

Whip up a batch and enjoy!

Caramel Marshmallows

Ingredients

330g castor sugar

140g butter

180g cream

40g gelatine leaves 

680g castor sugar

450g glucose syrup

110g honey

200g water

1 Tbls vanilla paste

 

Method

For the caramel

In heavy base saucepan melt the sugar on low heat

Add butter & cream, leave on the stove until all the sugar dissolves

For the marshmallow

Bloom the gelatine leaves in ice cold water

Melt the gelatine over a double bath

Pour the gelatine in an electric mixer

Combine sugar, glucose, honey, water & vanilla paste in a saucepan and cook to 122 degrees Celsius

Take off the heat and cool to 100 degrees Celsius

Add the sugar mix to the gelatine and mix a high speed for 7 minutes

Fold in 150g of caramel sauce

Spread into an oven tray lined with silicon paper and well oiled

Allow to set over night

Dust the marshmallow with a mixture of equal quantities of icing sugar and corn flour

The second treat is shortbread – perfect with your morning coffee or tea. 

Why not give this  a try. 

Ingredients

450g soft salted butter

225g castor sugar

525g flour

75g cornflour

1tsp salt

 

Method

Preheat the oven @ 170 degrees Celsius

Mix the dry ingredients together

Using an electric mixer beat the butter and sugar for a minute

Add your dry ingredients and mix form a dough

Roll the dough in between two baking sheets and rest in the fridge for 30 minutes

Cut in small squares

Place I a baking tray

Sprinkle the biscuits with sugar

Bake @ 170 degrees Celsius for 12 min

Kapama marshmallows

Recipe by Karula Executive Chef Makhi

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