
Caramel-Fleur de Sel Mug CakeTeri Lyn Fisher
This salty-sweet phenomenon is well established, and salted caramels are now everywhere. Fleur de sel is a fancy sea salt, hand harvested from evaporating pools along the coast of Brittany in France. Similar "gourmet" salts can be found from just about everywhere on the planet, and they are definitely worth a few taste tests. You may discover something wonderful! If you don't have sea salt caramel candies on hand, it's fine to use generic caramel candies.
Cooks' Note
Topping Ideas: Crème fraîche, fresh peaches, salted peanuts, chopped pecans, or a drizzle of vinegar-caramel sauce.
Variation: Try this recipe using cajeta, the Mexican caramel made with goat's milk. Its unique flavor will hook you.