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Hot Chocolate Fudge

Hot Chocolate Fudge

A weekend United States dessert. Ready in about 4 hours 17 minutes. Difficulty: more effort.

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Ingredients

How many people?

− 4 people +

Recipe makes 4

  • 2 cups chocolate chips
  • 2 tbsp heavy cream
  • 1 condensed milk
  • ⅔ cup white chocolate chips
  • ¾ cup miniature marshmallows
Spices & seasonings (1): vanilla extract
  • 1 tsp vanilla extract

How to make it

Steps in our own plain words.

  1. Line an 8-inch-square baking pan using wax paper or foil, plus coat with non-stick spray.

  2. Mix half of the sweetened, heavy cream and the dark chocolate chips condensed milk in a microwave-safe bowl.

  3. Microwave the dark chocolate mix in 20-second intervals, until the chocolate is melted.

  4. Stir in between each interval.

  5. Add your vanilla extract to the dark chocolate mixture.

  6. Stir well until smooth.

  7. Move the dark chocolate mix into the prepared pan.

  8. Spread into an even layer.

  9. Mix the white chocolate chips with the rest of the half of the sweetened condensed milk in a separate bowl.

  10. Microwave the white chocolate mix in 20-second intervals, until the chocolate is melted.

  11. Stir in between each interval.

  12. Spread the white chocolate mixture over the top of dark chocolate layer.

  13. Top your chocolate layers using the Mallow Bits or miniature marshmallows, and press them down.

  14. Refrigerate for 4 hours, until set.

  15. Remove your fudge and wax paper from the pan.

  16. Peel all of your wax paper from the fudge.

  17. Cut the fudge into bite-sized pieces.

  18. Serve.

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Recipe from TheMealDB. Steps rewritten in our own words. Times are estimates.