Milk chocolate fudge is a quick and easy
dessert recipe. You simply mix together and pour in a batter and let cool.
This treat need not be baked. You just have to slice them into squares and
serve them or give them away during potluck, birthdays or special occasions. To
serve with coffee or tea to guests this delicious treat is perfect. You need
white chocolate chips, butter, walnuts, vanilla extract, and sweetened
condensed milk to make a simple milk chocolate fudge.
When melting the chocolate in the saucepan you have
to be careful as it may turn grainy or burn. Melt the chocolate in a double
boiler or bain-marie to be sure. You can improvise if you don’t have these
kitchen gadgets. Melt the chocolate in a saucepan over another saucepan of
simmering water, but make sure that the bottom of the saucepan where the
chocolate is does not touch the simmering water. Otherwise, you can safely melt
the chocolate over very low heat using a heavy bottomed saucepan as long as you
watch over it and constantly stir it gently to avoid clumping. But too much
stirring will also cause your simple dessert recipe texture to become
uneven so do so gently.
A good fudge is smooth and silky. It should not be
grainy or crystallized. Since white chocolate chips are typically already
sweetened this recipe does not use sugar. Once all the chocolate has melted, it
should be a smooth and thick chocolate liquid and should have no visible
crystals.
When making milk chocolate fudge timing is crucial.
Be sure to measure out all the ingredients before starting the mixture so that
you can work in a constant pace. Chop the nuts and grease the pan with butter.
The nuts should be added last and gently fold it in the mixture until it is
evenly distributed throughout.
Ingredients
200gms white chocolate chips
½ cup butter
3/4 cup chopped walnuts
2 teaspoons vanilla extract
150ml sweetened condensed milk,
1. In a saucepan melt the chocolate over
medium low heat. Keep stirring often.
2. Turn off the heat once the chocolate is
melted. Keep aside.
3. Add condensed milk, butter and vanilla to
the melted chocolate. Stir well.
4. Blend until butter is mixed with the
chocolate. Then fold in the chopped nuts.
5. In a greased pan pour this mixture and
allow it to cool. Cut into equal shapes. Serve.
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