
Let's get down to business here.
The business of making fudge.
Quick! Let's hurry and make it before giving up all things chocolate and sweet for 2013!!!
I grew up watching my mother make this fudge. This is a no-fail fudge recipe.
If I can make fudge, you can too!
Follow along and you'll see how easy it is.Here's what you need to make Chocolate Pecan Fudge:

2 1/4 cup sugar
1 stick butter {melted}
1 cup marshmallow cream
almost 1/2 cup mini-marshmallows {mother's recipe calls for a handful of mini-marshmallows}
1/4 teaspoon coarse salt
2/3 cup evaporated milk {1 small can}
1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract
8 ounces semi-sweet chocolate chips
1 1/2 - 2 cups toasted pecans
coarse sea salt for sprinkling {optional}
9 " butter jelly roll pan
Melt the butter in a sauce pan.Measure 1 cup Marshmallow Fluff/cream.
Mix sugar with melted butter.
Add salt and marshmallow cream to melted butter & sugar.
Add evaporated milk.
Start out on medium heat.
The key to good fudge is stirring and keeping the liquid at just the right heat.
Cook until bubbly all over the top.
Stirring is KEY!
Keep it STIRRED.
See those bubbles.
That's what you want.
Keep stirring and keep it slightly bubbling for 5-6 minutes.
Remove from heat.
Stir in vanilla.
Stir in 8 ounces of chocolate chips.
Keep stirring until chocolate is melted.
Throw in a handful {almost 1/2 cup} mini-marshmallows.
Keep stirring until marshmallows are melted.
Stir in toasted pecans.
The fudge will be very thick.
Spread in buttered 9" jelly roll pan.
Sprinkle with coarse sea salt if desired.
Cool until hard.
Cut in squares.
See!How easy was that!
No-fail fudge!
I promise!
This fudge will be perfect!
In no time at all you'll have the most luscious, velvety fudge!Perfect for a gift or to ring in the New Year!
Happy Happy New Year to you!
I heart you!
You know that! Right!
Wishing us all the best year ever!
xo
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This looks SOOOOOO good!!! This also looks super easy!! I must give this one a try!! Love all your pics T...the colors are magnificent and make all your goodies seem that much BETTER!! Happy New Year to you, Greg, Doogan and Miss Isabelle!! xo Jeanne, Chloe and LadyBug
ReplyDeleteYou got me at the first image my friend! Yummmmm....
ReplyDeleteSending you PEACE mixed with oodles of joy for 2013! Thank you for being such a blessing to me.xoxoxo
I always do make this marshmellow fudge. ;) Have a blessed 2013 Teresa really enjoy your fun blog.
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Yep-That is my fudge of choice, too. You can also do peanut butter chips instead of the chocolate chips and it is yummy. I hope you have a wonderful, blessed 2013 with your hubby and sweet fur babies. xo Diana
ReplyDeleteThat IS the perfect fudge!!! My dad is the fudge maker around here...mine *always* turns out grainy. :( Yours look perfectly soft and wonderful. And the SALT!!! Genius! I'm going to try your recipe next time. Shhh....don't tell my dad!
ReplyDeleteI hope you had a wonderful Christmas, Teresa. Fudge and I have a really tight bond and with an added sprinkle of sea salt, we are absolutely the best of friends! xoxo
ReplyDeleteHow to make perfect fudge in Jan?? You're killing me:)! Good thing I read the detox below, too:)
ReplyDeleteI just found your blog. I have tried to make fudge before but it did not turn out well – it was as hard as leather. With your explanations I’ll try again – you make it look easy and very appetizing!
ReplyDeleteI love your recipe!! I made it yesterday (without nuts, I know..I know) and cooked it 5 minutes. It was a little soft, so next time I'll do 6. Usually, I throw the fudge I make AWAY- too overcooked, grainy, no taste..etc. But I LOVE your steps..working off-stove to incorporate ingredients, cooking the marshmallow cream IN the syrup, adding marshmallows at the end..the use of coarse salt..each detail makes it DELICIOUS!! You have made it possible for me to make fugge!! Thank you, TERESA!! Now, if I can follow your steps to healthy eating..we'll see! Happy New Year-ann
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