Saw the recipe for Boyfriend Fudge and thought I'd share my favorite white fudge recipe. Given to me by a friend and requested at all of our church get-togethers during the holidays... This is truly WONDERFUL...so watch out or you may eat too much!
Wonderful White Fudge Toast 1 cup pecans at 350 degrees for 8 - 10 minutes. Dot with butter before cooking.... Mix 2/3 c condensed milk (not evaporated, condensed) with 1- 12 oz. package white chocolate chips. Melt until smooth. Add 1/4 tsp. vanilla. Stir in pecans. Place in foil lined 8" x 8" dish. Cut into squares before completely hardened... |
thanks a lot, I just gained 4 pounds reading the recipe...
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Sounds yummy!
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Oh yummy. I want to make this for Christmas.
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Originally Posted by donnaree59
Saw the recipe for Boyfriend Fudge and thought I'd share my favorite white fudge recipe. Given to me by a friend and requested at all of our church get-togethers during the holidays... This is truly WONDERFUL...so watch out or you may eat too much!
Wonderful White Fudge Toast 1 cup pecans at 350 degrees for 8 - 10 minutes. Dot with butter before cooking.... Mix 2/3 c condensed milk (not evaporated, condensed) with 1- 12 oz. package white chocolate chips. Melt until smooth. Add 1/4 tsp. vanilla. Stir in pecans. Place in foil lined 8" x 8" dish. Cut into squares before completely hardened... |
Thank you -- I'll trying it for Christmas gifts
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I'm sorry... I said melt... meant over medium high heat in a sauce pan. Stir until smooth and then add pecans.
The toasted pecans give it a wonderful, nutty taste! Love it! |
yummy, thanks for sharing
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Sounds like a good Christmas gift! But I have 2 questions:
1) Do you mean sweetened condensed milk? 2) Does the fudge have to be kept under refrigeration? Thanks. |
How funny! Your response made me laugh out loud!!!
Originally Posted by ptquilts
thanks a lot, I just gained 4 pounds reading the recipe...
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