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Christmas Treats: Chocolate Almond Fudge


Chocolate Almond Fudge can be packed in zip lock bags and small individual boxes for gifting.

CHOCOLATE ALMOND FUDGE
They say,"There's nothing better than a good friend,except a good friend with chocolate."!Here is your chance to be a good friend with chocolate - even better,with Chocolate Almond Fudge.
A wonderful confection for gift-giving,this very simple recipe with sweet condensed milk and almonds uses no sugar thermometers,involves no vigorous beating.The texture,is firm from the outside,yet soft and creamy inside.
So,go forth!Be a good friend with Chocolate Almond Fudge.

Cooking Time : 10 minutes
Servings : Makes 600 gm

INGREDIENTS

135 gm semisweet chocolate - chopped or grated
135 gm milk chocolate - chopped or grated
1/2 can sweetened condensed milk
70 gm almonds - lightly crushed using a rolling pin or roughly chopped in a food processor 
2 tablespoons butter

METHOD

Line a baking dish/square cake tin/thali with aluminium foil and grease the foil with some butter or cooking spray.
Now,stir the semisweet chocolate,milk chocolate,sweetened condensed milk and butter in a sauce pan over low heat.The moment chocolate melts,switch off the heat and add almonds.Mixing almonds may be a little difficult,since the chocolate will be thick and glossy,but do not worry,this is just a sign of good fudge.Transfer this mouthwatering sweet treat into the greased pan,smoothing  and pressing it down with a spatula,to release any air bubbles.Allow it to set for four to six hours.You may also like to refrigerate it once it cools down to room temperature.
Cut into 1" squares and store in an airtight container for yourself,or in zip lock bags for giving away to friends.

NOTE

1. Using a greased aluminium foil not only prevents the fudge from sticking,but also makes it easier to remove from the baking dish/cake tin/thali.
2. The chocolate should be removed from heat as soon as it melts,so that it does not become grainy.
3. If you like,sprinkle some cake sprinkles or Christmas sprinkles over the fudge,once it has been put in a vessel for setting.

VARIATION
Try using this recipe with walnuts or pistachios instead of almonds.


Making your own fudge is not at all difficult,rather very simple and fast;Economic too!

Creative Commons License
This work by Fahad Khan is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 Unported License.

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15/09/2013, 14:36

Sounds absolutely divine!!!

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