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By kbeer
on February 28, 2012
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FANTASTIC recipe, I would have to say I think this is the best fudge I've ever had, however make sure to follow what he has on the video vs the recipe above, don't stir, move, shake, etc the fudge once you've taken the lid off from the 3 minutes and put the thermometer in also let the fudge cool to 110 degrees instead of 130, makes for a much better texture. Rule of thumb for fudge- if it feels like you're stirring cement just before it completely hardens, it's done and ready to be put in its final container. Also some of the ingredients I recall specifically the sugar and butter are off in the above recipe.
By Sidbeast
Littleton, CO
on February 12, 2012
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I don't have much of a sweet tooth, but this fudge recipe keeps calling me back for another bite. Yum!!!! Something to note: If you live at altitude, you MUST adjust the cook to temperature of the recipe or the fudge will come out grainy and set much too quickly. In Denver (5,300 feet, the magic temperature is 225 oF instead of 234 oF. Rule of thumb is to subtract 2 oF for every 1,000 feet above sea level. The recipe is also sensitive to the first boil step where you cover the pot. The first couple of times I made it, I followed the recipe and turned the heat down to medium low. The third time, I forgot and the fudge came up to temperature too quickly. It was still good, but a bit grainy. The first two batches were as smooth as silk. FANTASTIC recipe.
By lindaq48_5029145
North Myrtle Be...
on February 11, 2012
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Yuck!!!!!!!!!!!Horribly sweet for one, and possibly because I did something wrong, but very dry and brittle.....again Yuck.
By FUNFOODFACTSdotNET
Bradford, NH
on December 23, 2011
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I have been making this for years! Even people who 'don't like fudge' try it an LOVE it! If you don't' pay close attention to the instructions, it can easily go awry. Watching the video several times also helps.
By KyGran
Louisville, Ky
on December 18, 2011
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I just made this fudge. It's tasty and easy -- if the directions are followed exactly. To reduce the temperature to 130 degrees took much longer than 10 minutes, more like an hour. One precaution: watch the mixture carefully when beating. It sets up very quickly and does not pour easily from the saucepan. I was out of unsweetened chocolate, so I used semi-sweet. The flavor is still very chocolately. I usually use a marshmallow-cream recipe to make fudge. This is equally as good, but it's a smaller batch.
By Drreddog
Everett WA
on December 08, 2011
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1st time ever making fudge, turned out perfect. Did take a lot longer to cool down to 110 about an hour.
By b12mike
on December 05, 2011
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Great, one thing I do is to measure one cupof sugar at a time,pour it into a larger cup to use my hand mixer, pouring now powder sugar in to pan after each cup. Then same thing with 3/4 cup. If you don't fudge might turn out grainy.Also I add one ounce of white chocolate and two Tbs. of malt at the same time as the first ingredients.
By lyneliza
on November 29, 2011
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Great fudge. If you know and understand the science of sugar you won't have any trouble. My dad has a sweet tooth and I always make him fudge at Christmas time. The is now my favorite.
By crystallopez80
Mesa, AZ
on November 18, 2011
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Oh wow was that good! So smooth and creamy it was like eating gourmet hot chocolate!! I actually substituted evaporated milk for the half/half, so I don't know how much difference that makes. When I was melting the ingredients before turning it up for the boil, I did constantly taste test the mixture until EVERY last trace of sugar was completely dissolved! Also, after it had cooled to 110 (as he says in the video, not 130 like the written recipe! my husband and I took turns beating the dickens out of it. One of us held the pot while the other beat beat beat, then when the beater got tired, we'd switch.
There are a couple differences between the video recipe and the written recipe, for whatever reason! The video recipe uses a bit less butter and advises to wait until the fudge cools to 110, not 130. And I went off what was in the video.
We devoured it, it was so delicious! I'm definitely saving this and making some for Thanksgiving and Christmas!!!
By goodiesbakeshop
on November 09, 2011
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I wont be making this one again. Alton i love ya, but this was terrible. I am comfortable with my skills and am not new to baking or candy making. Lets start with the taste. I used high quality unsweetened chocolate and found that the flavor tasted like cheap semi sweet chocolate chips, which i do not care for at all. Everything went fine with the recipe. I even made sure that ALL the sugar was desolved...until i was ready to put it into containers, the fudge was oily and became grainy.