Who doesn’t like chocolate?? Well… I know a couple of people who are not crazy about it, but really… not many, right? When it comes to home-made Christmas gifts, chocolate never fails and I try to always include something chocolatey in my little hampers. This year I made my favourite fudge! I made it for the first time many years ago, and when I say many, I mean “pre-Internet-time-many”! I got this great book on chocolate as a Christmas gift and this was the first thing I made! I still haven’t found a better recipe for fudge as of today! It is so easy to make, it literally takes 10 minutes, and it tastes delicious: smooth, silky, chocolatey, sweet (but not overly)… perfection! When it sets, cut it into cubes and store it in an air-tight container for up to 1 month (but it won’t last that long)!
Chocolate Fudge
A very simple recipe to make a sinful, smooth and silky Chocolate Fudge!
Ingredients
- 500 gms – 1.1 lbs. dark chocolate roughly chopped
- 75 gms – 2.65 oz. butter
- 400 gms – 14 oz. sweetened condensed milk
- ½ tsp vanilla extract
Instructions
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Line a 20x20 cm – 8x8 inch square oven proof dish with baking paper and keep it aside.
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Put the chocolate, butter and condensed milk in a pot and put on a low flame. Heat, stirring continuously, until the chocolate and butter melt. Do not boil!
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Pour the mixture into the prepared dish. Flatten the surface with the back of a spoon and put it in the fridge for a few hours to set.
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When set, cut into cubes and enjoy!
Recipe Notes
Store in an air-tight container for up to 1 month. Do not freeze.
OMMMM nom nom yummy and so simple am going to have to give this a try..thanks Manu
Yummy!
Definitely making these!
This is what I am going to make next week!!!! Yes
Can you make this with white chocolate instead of dark? The recipe works with semi sweet and milk chocolate mixes as well, but I wondered about the white version?
can we substitute the dark chocolate with normal milk chocolate????
You can, but the final result will be a bit sweeter as milk chocolate is sweeter than dark chocolate.