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Title: | February Kitchen Challenge Results: Old-Fashioned Fudge | Love and Olive Oil |
Descrition: | Fudge: been there, done that, probably won't ever be able to do it again. But it worked. For one batch at least, it worked. And it is divine. Velvety smooth. A texture unlike any fudge I've ever had before. The taste is determined solely by the quality of your cocoa powder. Which, for this batch, I used the cheap kind, as I was convinced I was going to fail (again and didn't want to waste my expensive stuff. A shame. That's not to say we didn't enjoy this batch. We did, very much so. The fact that it all disappeared is testament to just how good it was, so I can imagine how much better it'd be with fancy cocoa. While I would have loved to share process photos or a video of this challenge, we all know what happened last time I stopped to take a picture. Maybe that's the key here: DON'T STOP STIRRING WHATEVER YOU DO. It's an arm workout, that's for sure, that rivals even the taffy-pulling experience. In fact, I'm considering making both the first official workouts in my genius new |
Old-Fashioned Fudge
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Found on loveandoliveoil.com
Love and Olive Oil
February Kitchen Challenge Results: Old-Fashioned Fudge | Love and Olive Oil
Fudge: been there, done that, probably won't ever be able to do it again. But it worked. For one batch at least, it worked. And it is divine. Velvety smooth. A texture unlike any fudge I've ever had before. The taste is determined solely by the quality of your cocoa powder. Which, for this batch, I used the cheap kind, as I was convinced I was going to fail (again and didn't want to waste my expensive stuff. A shame. That's not to say we didn't enjoy this batch. We did, very much so. The fact that it all disappeared is testament to just how good it was, so I can imagine how much better it'd be with fancy cocoa. While I would have loved to share process photos or a video of this challenge, we all know what happened last time I stopped to take a picture. Maybe that's the key here: DON'T STOP STIRRING WHATEVER YOU DO. It's an arm workout, that's for sure, that rivals even the taffy-pulling experience. In fact, I'm considering making both the first official workouts in my genius new