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Caramel Wafers Recipe

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Ingredients:  
Ingredients:  
2 cans of concentrated milk
350 grams of butter
2 Round Multi- Colored Wafers

Directions:
Directions:
Take a large pot and fill it with water. Then put the 2 closed cans of concentrated milk in it. Make sure the cans are always completely submerged. Cook/ Boil for 2 hours. After that's done take it out and let it stand so it can cool for about 30 minutes. Take out a large bowl, and open the cans . Dump the contents in the bowl. Take out a small pot and put the 350 grams of butter in it and heat it up in tell it is in a liquid form. Dump that butter in the large bowl where the concentrated milk is. Mix it in tell you can not see the butter. Mix for about 10-15 minutes in tell its nice and smooth. Then take out and open the 2 Round Multi Colored Wafers divide it by 3, so it can make about 3 cakes. Take one of the wafers whatever color you want at bottom, take out a spoon and a knife. The spoon is for to take out the mixture, and the knife is to spread the mixture on the wafers, make sure you get the edges. Don't put to little or to much of the mixture. Keep doing that in tell you get on the last wafer make sure you do not put the mixture on it, cause if you flip the cake you don't want it sticking on your hand or on the table cloth. Do the same for the other 2 cakes. Then put them on top of each other, and put something heavy for about an hour and 30 minutes. Then the last step is to cut up the cakes in whatever sizes that you want. And then you can eat. Enjoy!

Number Of Servings:
Number Of Servings:
17
Preparation Time:
Preparation Time:
4 hours
Personal Notes:
Personal Notes:
I remember making Caramel Wafers on special occasions like Christmas and Birthdays. I also remember the time and patience that it took to make the cake cause everything was homemade. How on every wafer you were supposed to put the right amount of the rich creamy caramel that had golden like color to it. And when you looked at it your mouth watered. It was Christmas morning when i was making Caramel Wafers. And when no one was looking you would take a small spoon to sneak in a small taste. It was heavenly smooth creamy caramel that slid down your throat in pleasant and a delicious way. You always wanted to have another taste. I quickly finished up the cake, and put something hard on it so all of that would have time to absorb the caramel. Then came my favorite part where i could lick the bowl. I could still taste the sweet warm caramel on my tongue. I could still remember that day.

 

 

 

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