Monday, 10 October 2011

Chocolate Fudge Squares


The weather is getting colder, and everyone is starting to wrap up and turn up the heating. Times like these call for comfort food- and what isn't more perfect than a little bite of heaven....fudge! Highly calorific, but oh sooooo heavenly!



Ingredients:
225g digestives
225g butter
 225g caster sugar
397g condensed milk tin
cooking chocolate 



Equipment:
saucepan
square tin
rolling pin
wooden spoon
freezer bag (or teatowel)



Step 1:
Weigh out 225g of butter and sugar and melt them in a pan on a medium heat. Continuously stir until it has all melted, and then add the condensed milk.
    Step 2:
Weigh out the digestive biscuits and put them in a freezer bag. Tie a knot in the bag and smash the biscuits into small crumbs.
  




Step 3:
Add the digestives to the pan and stir. When the ingredients are thoroughly mixed take the pan off the heat and pour into the tin. Use a knife to smooth over the top.



  Step 4:
Place the tin into the fridge to cool. Placing it ontop of a cooling rack or something similar will help cool down the base of the tin.




Step 5: 
Snap the chocolate into squares and place onto a plate over boiling water in a pan. Stir gently and remove from the heat once it has all melted.





Step 6:
Take the fudge out of the fridge and pour the chocolate over it. Then smooth it over with a knife. Then place it back into the fridge for about 3 hours until the chocolate has hardened. 


Step 7:
Take the fudge out of the fridge and, with a sharp knife, carefully cut even squares. You may need a fish slice to get them out as it is a little tricky!




 Enjoy! Hope you've enjoyed this post!

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