Friday, February 12, 2010
Forget Me Not Fudge - Foodie Friday
From the kitchen of One Perfect Bite...This is a really simple recipe and because candy is such an integral part of our Valentine's Day celebrations, I thought this would be the perfect time for this delicious spiked fudge to make its debut. The recipe uses just six ingredients and consistently produces a rich, smooth fudge that's never grainy. The recipe was developed by Maker's Mark Kentucky Bourbon Whiskey. If you prefer, you can substitute one teaspoon of vanilla extract for the small amount of bourbon used in the recipe. If you're looking for a chocolate confection to make for someone special, look no further. Once you've assembled the ingredients, you'll need about 10 minutes to make the fudge. It's necessary to keep it in a cool spot for 6 to 8 hours to set before cutting. This recipe makes a lot of fudge, so round up friends to share it with or cut the recipe in half. Here's how the fudge is made.
Forget Me Not Fudge...from the kitchen of One Perfect Bite adapted from a recipe by Maker's Mark
Ingredients:
4-1/2 cups granulated sugar
1 (13-oz.) can evaporated milk
9-oz. bittersweet chocolate morsels
9-oz. semi-sweet chocolate morsels
1/2 pound butter, cut in 1/2-inch pieces
1 tablespoon Kentucky bourbon
2 cups coarsely chopped pecans
Directions:
1) Combine sugar and evaporated milk in a large (4-quart) saucepan. Bring to a boil over moderate heat. Boil for exactly 6 minutes, stirring constantly. Remove from heat.
2) Add chocolate morsels, butter, bourbon and pecans. Mix well with a wooden spoon.
3) Pour into a well-greased 9 x 13-inch pan. Smooth top. Allow to set in a cool place for 6 to 8 hours. Cut into 1 x 1-inch squares.
You might also enjoy:
Candied Orange and Lemon Peel
Pink Peppermint Patties
White Chocolate Truffles
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41 comments :
This is the Academy Awards of fudge--dense, rich, and delicious.
I HEART all of your recipes.
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I bet that touch of bourbon makes this spectacular. I'm printing the recipe out now...
My husband will love this fudge! It'll make a nice Valentine Treat!
I love fudge! I am planning on making some for Valentines day and putting the fudge squares in little mini muffin liners that have hearts all over them.
Mary, this is just an amazing recipe! It looks delicious!
Happy Foodie Friday...
XO,
Sheila :-)
What a great recipe!! I've been looking for a non-marshmallow type fudge recipe, thanks for sharing.
Nice!! A proper chocolate fudge!
Looks delicious--I bet the bourbon adds a great flavor.
this looks amazing!! yummy!!!
Another fudge recipe for my husband to make, with bourbon! Yum, I know he will try this one.
Love this fudge. Happy Valintine's Day Mary.
Oh my! Bourbon-spiked fudge? Be still, my heart!
I thought you were trying to stay away from sweet things. :)
Mary, my hubby LOVES fudge and I'm always experimenting. He's getting this one for V-day! Can't wait to try it! And why on earth would you stay away from sweet things?? :)
xoxo Pattie
Oh Fudge you are tempting me again with your wonderful recipe. I never met a piece of fudge I did not LOVE. Happy Valentine's day.
Joyce
I'm sure that little bit of bourbon adds a delicious depth of flavor. Fudge is a weakness...oh dear.
Love that secret ingredient - perfect for the holiday of love and chocolate!
Mary, this looks like a hard fudge to forget! It looks so creamy and rich.
My paternal grandmother was a "one-recipe" pony.... all she could make was fudge, but what a fabulous fudge it was. Your recipe is very similar. I will have to make some in her memory. Many many thanks...
I like this recipe except one small problem I have not been able to find evaporated milk here in Croatia! One time I went to the market and saw a picture of a cow on the can and got so excited that I had found it only to come home and have my hubby explain that it was goulash!!! (I can't read croatian yet) so do you offer any alternatives for the evaporated milk?
Elisa, you could try using light cream or half and half. It must be difficult to shop in a new country when you don't yet have command of the language. It will come in time.
Ok, we do have the light cream so I can use that, I never thought about that. thanks Mary
I agree with Michael, this deserves the Oscar! Perfect to help me celebrate Valentine's Day! Thanks for the offer of "Cousin Vinnie" yesterday...I'll pass that along to dau. Stephanie in TX. Hope you have a Happy Valentine's Day Sweetie!
I love fudge! Happy Friday...Denise
Mary - only you could manage to make me want to try fudge.
:)
ButterYum
Gosh, feels like I haven't been here in forever. I'm so busy getting ready for my big move to Georgia that I can't get out and about in blogland like I want to.
BUT, I am so happy I didn't miss this fudge recipe. I believe a batch of this all to myself just might get me through this move!
Happy Valentine's Day, Mary, the sweetest cook I know!
Oh bourbon - oh wicked. This is indeed one rich,perfect Valentine's Day treat. I will make a lot of friends ith this recipe.
Mary...this fudge looks devine!!
Blessings!
Gail
MMM-I love fudge! So rich and delicious
Oh gosh, give me some plsssssss
I wouldn't mind a bite of this on Valentines...
This looks creamy and delicious. I never make fudge (or buy Oreos) because I would sit and eat them all at once. Really!
My cousin gave me this recipe several years ago minus the bourbon. I never tried it, but she said it was delicious and never failed for her. Since you have posted it, I now know it must be a winner!
Looks delicious...thanks for the recipe!
It looks so good! How could anyone eat only one piece? Mmmm!
Mari, I LOVE!!! chocolate and this is a GREAT!!! recipe for one of my favorites.
Geri
Mmmmmmmmmm!! Looks incredible :)
I have some difficulty making a nice chocolate fudge. Will have to give this one a try. You sold me on rich and smooth and never grainy.
Mary...thats a verry delight ful fudge...bookmarked....
Que Magnifigue este...bravo!!!!
Oh yeah...LOVE IS IN THE AIR,SO IS ROMANCE...WISH YA LOADS OF IT @ 365....
Yum- bourbon flavored fudge!
A perfect bite indeed. Or, better yet, three or four. Bourbon, pecans, and chocolate together are this Southern girl's idea of desert heaven.
I am looking for a simple fudge recipe. This may do the trick. Can I get away without using bourbon and can I use only one type of chocolate?
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