Recipe for fudge

Addy

megasaver wrote:

The recipes sound great and I can't wait to try them out. BTW does anybody know the difference between evaporated milk and condensed milk...or is that a really silly question?

Condensed milk is quite thick, gloopy and sweetened and evaporated milk, I think is a little less thick and not sweetened.

The other answer is;

Lenny Henry likes condensed milk sandwiches but not evaporated milk sandwiches....now I'm showing my age :rotfl:

foreverskint

Hi there,

has anyone got a foolproof fudge recipie for my daughter to try out. She's just polished off some lovely homemade fudge she bought at our local street fair yesterday and wants to try making some herself. By the way she didn't share much of it.

squeaky

There's a straight forward recipe Here you might like to try.

At the bottom of the recipe is a button you can use to convert the measurements from cups to metric.

pol

There are some different types here

http://www.greatbritishkitchen.co.uk/search_result.asp?search=fudge

Murtle

this is the one I used when growing up....

http://www.nestle.co.uk/ProductNewsAndOffers/Recipes/OldFavourites/Ultimate+Fudge.htm

simple to make, just please supervise younger children, melted sugar is EXTREMELY hot!!!!!!

foreverskint

we used the valnilla fudge recipie on the great british site in the end,because we had the ingredients. it's yummy, easy and we now feel really sick:rotfl: .possibly cos we added some chocolate to it

It turned out as good as any of the homemade ones we've bought and we're now thinking about starting up a business. but i don't think we could leave it alone long enough to sell any!!
Thanks to those who replied

meadowcat

I've been looking for a fudge recipe in the lists and I can't find one. I'm sure there must be one there. I would like to try making some for Christmas.

I've spent the last couple of hours looking at the index of recipes and I've printed lots of them out. They're fantastic and I would like to thank you all for making this such a wonderful site.
:T :T :T

squeaky

Try these...

White choc fudge
http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?p=1002597

HM sweets & fudge
http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?p=139268

Fudge recipe please?
http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=59126

meadowcat

Thank you very much squeaky. I don't know why none of those came up when I put in a search for fudge .... but ah well. Must have done something wrong.

I see one of those recipes had an ingredient " jar of marshmallow creme". What on earth is that?

squeaky

a) I've "almost" got the search engine sussed

b) I have absolutely no idea. I take it that's an American fudge recipe...?


Thinking on... I have a good friend in the States who is a keen fudge maker so I'll ask for a basic fudge recipe plus tips plus some flavour ideas. I'll add in to the thread when i get an answer back, though it might be a day or two.