

Cook fudge over medium-high heat until mixture boils, then clip a thermometer to the side of the pan and reduce heat to medium-low.Choose a saucepan with a heavy bottom or one that's lined with a nonstick material to keep the fudge from burning. Traditional fudge recipes generally call for evaporated milk, sugar, butter, and chocolate. Get an accurate reading using a thermometer to heat the mixture to soft-ball stage.
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When you are ready to eat it or gift it, let it thaw on your counter for an hour or two.The most important part of learning how to make fudge and other candy is properly heating and testing the mixture.If you use a vacuum sealer, the fudge can last for 6 months to a year in the freezer. Store in the freezer for up to three months.An entire recipe will fit in a one gallon bag perfectly if place in this way and the fudge will not stick together before freezing.Place the batch of cut fudge into a one gallon freezer bag in a flat layer.In fact, I have a batch or a variation of this recipe in my freezer all the time. If you need to make it more than two weeks in advance, follow my instructions below for how to freeze it after making. Store your fudge in an airtight container for up to two weeks. (The video in the post demonstrates this perfectly.) This will result in 36 equal pieces of fudge.Then cut each of the smaller squares into 9 pieces by cutting it into thirds one way, turning it and cutting it into thirds again.


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For the full measurements, scroll to the bottom of the post or click “jump to the recipe” above the first photo. It’s like the cheater’s fudge, and I’m all about it. You only need three ingredients to make this fudge recipe. Your friends and family will thank you! Ingredients for Easy Fudge Make this fudge anytime you need a quick treat to set out at a party or to gift. With just three ingredients there is a lot you can do with this.īut the foundation fudge recipe is just as delicious.

I have been making spins on this Easy Fudge Recipe for years! It is one of my favorite recipes to twist up because the possibilities are endless. (How lucky am I to have a job where I get to live in my happy space?!)Īnd as we get near the end of this parade of goodies – treats that are fun to make, and perfect to give – I needed to include an easy chocolate fudge recipe. I have been working away in my kitchen, whipping up treats while listening to Christmas music for weeks now! It is my happy space this time of year.
