1 can sweetened condensed milk
Measure 1 cup of boiling water
add 2 packages of gelatin powder slowly mix well should be translucent mostly.
In a separate bowl pour 1 cup of boiling water
add 2 packages of gelatin powder 2 cups of heavy cream add hot gelatin mixture very slowly whisking while adding. Whisk for a min.
(Change attachment on blender to whisk)
Add heavy cream mixture to cream cheese (do not add cream cheese mixture to heavy cream!) mixture slowly, blend on low.
Add 1/4 cup of confectioners' sugar 4 x’s (a total of 1 cup of confectioners' sugar.)
Turn blender to high let the mix for about 6 minutes.... you want the gelatin to be mixed really well into everything!
Let it set aside for a few minutes move onto the caramel sauce, by the time you're done it will be time to pour into the pan or cupcake pans!
Easy caramel sauce
Turn oven onto 430 degrees
1 can sweetened condensed milk pour into glass pan you want it to cover the bottom about a 1/4 inch.
Cover glass pan with cover or tin foil, (I used tinfoil)
Put cake pan into oven one you can add water to, set the glass pan inside the cake pan, add water so that the water comes to about halfway up your cake pan!! Bake in oven for about 60 mins or so till it a golden brown.
Now it’s time to pour the filling,
Onto the pan or muffin pan which ever you like. (My kids loved the smaller cakes)
Pour cheesecake filling into middle of pan or use a tablespoon and spoon mixture into middle of cups, smooth out the top. Use the top of the spoon or spatula whatever your working with and create an indent in the middle, now place in fridge and wait for caramel sauce to come out.
When caramel is golden, or
When you can move a spoon inside and it’s like a toffee, take out of oven and let it rest a min when you can safely handle the glass pan.
Pour into caramel into ninja or blender and blend to get the top coating of crystals blended well into the sauce,
Nowww... pour gentle over chilled cheesecake filling or spoon into filling into cups!
Now place bake into the fridge this should be ready to serve in 5 hours.
Recipe By Clover Arts Designs