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Parent topics
- Caramelization [r]: Generally, a range of heat-based reactions that convert sugars to darker and more flavored substances; specifically, pyrolytic oxidation of sugars [e]
Subtopics
- Creme brulee [r]: A custard from French cuisine, covered with a hard caramel topping produced by direct and intense heating [e]
- Flan [r]: A custard from Spanish cuisine and related styles (e.g., Cuban cuisine), covered in caramel sauce [e]
- Butterscotch [r]: A flavor naturally produced by melting dark sugar, and mixing it with cream [e]
- Candy [r]: Add brief definition or description
- Maillard reaction [r]: Add brief definition or description
- Butterscotch [r]: A flavor naturally produced by melting dark sugar, and mixing it with cream [e]