Caramelizing, defined. Caramelizing is the process of cooking sugar until it browns. When table sugar is heated to high temperatures (about 340Â°), it melts and darkens.As it turns from clear to dark amber, the sugar undergoes chemical changes.aramelizing is the process of cooking sugar until it browns. When table sugar is heated to high temperatures (about 340Â°), it melts and darkens.
Ms. Bel Geddes appeared on Dallas in two installments, the first from 1978 to 1984, when she retired after heart surgery. She was replaced as Miss Ellie by Donna Reed, who sued to retain the role after the show's producers reinstated Ms. Bel Geddes in 1985.
17 photos: TV's most memorable LGBT characters. On Soap, Jodie Dallas became one of TV's first LGBT characters. Played by Billy Crystal, Dallas was gay but had relationships with women throughout the ABC show's four seasons, which aired during the late '70s and early '80s.Dallas also fathered a child named Wendy.7 photos: TV's most memorable LGBT characters. On Soap, Jodie Dallas became one of TV's first LGBT characters. Played by Billy Crystal, Dallas was gay but had relationships with women throughout the ABC show's four seasons, which aired during the late '70s and early '80s.