Dulce de Leche: Recipes, Stories, & Sweet Traditions by Josephine Caminos Oria

  • Traditional dulce de leche
    • Categories: How to...; Sauces for desserts; South American
    • Ingredients: milk; cane sugar; vanilla beans
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  • Grilled peach pizzas with mascarpone

    • mjes on August 10, 2021

      Yes, this recipe requires traditional dulce de leche (okay, I ignore the confectionary dulce de leche by choice) the dulce de leche and mascarpone with mint make a very nice topping for the grillled peaches. I might play a bit with the pizza dough to fit my taste.

  • Retro baked Brie with pecans

    • lkgrover on April 29, 2024

      I made a variation of this with commercial dulce de leche, and substituted cream cheese for Brie. It was delicious but would be even better with Brie.

  • Pork chops with sautéed apples

    • lkgrover on October 06, 2025

      Good pork chops with apples and shallots. I used commercial dulce de leche instead of homemade.

  • Caramelized Brussels sprouts

    • lkgrover on May 02, 2024

      Good Brussels sprouts, with a salty-sweet flavor from the pancetta & dulce de leche.

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  • ISBN 10 0997211326
  • ISBN 13 9780997211320
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  • Published Feb 07 2017
  • Format Hardcover
  • Page Count 192
  • Language English
  • Countries United States
  • Publisher Quarto Publishing
  • Imprint Burgess Lea Press

Publishers Text

"Dulce de leche is the happy essence of Argentina, the aura of every childhood. This book is its romantic flag." --Francis Mallmann


No matter where you come from, there will always be one food that is a part of your life—the flavor of comfort, where just a taste represents home. Without question, the humble boiled milk and sugar jam known as dulce de leche is just such a cultural phenomenon in many countries, from Argentina and Chile to Mexico and Brazil.

In Dulce de Leche, you’ll discover the sweet soul of real dulce de leche, learning how to make the traditional recipe as well as several variations. The taste is pure ambrosia—far superior to most store-bought brands, with a light yet creamy texture.Then cook your way through the day with your dulce de leche, from breakfast muffins, medialunas, and panqueques to cocktail-hour picadas and dinner entrees to pies, alfajores, and show-stopping layer cakes. Creamy and gently sweet, you’ll see how just a couple spoonfuls of dulce de leche enhances the flavor of a variety of foods: grains, fruits, vegetables, cheese, and even poultry. In fact, you might find it becomes a new family tradition.



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