What’s the difference between caramel and butterscotch?
Caramel is made with white sugar and butterscotch with brown sugar.
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Overchurning, too much sugar, or not enough fat can lead to hard ice cream. Alcohol or corn syrup can improve texture.
Start with room-temperature eggs, or add them to cold water and then heat. You can also prick the wide end with a pin to release air.
Softened butter incorporates more easily into mixtures, resulting in a smoother texture.
Brining, roasting breast-side down for part of the time, and not overcooking can help retain moisture.
Ensure the pan is hot, use a non-stick pan or well-seasoned cast iron, and don’t move the fish until a crust has formed.
Press plastic wrap directly onto the surface, removing air. The browning is due to oxidation.