Fudge in Black and White
With Wiebke our baker out on maternity leave, I decided to vary things up slightly for the Dingle shop. I’ve always been a big fan of fudge, so I decided to try a combination fudge with dark and white chocolate. It came out very well, and here’s a recipe if you want to try it!
You will need a thermometer. The temperatures are very important!
Kieran’s Fudge Recipe
Ingredients:
1000 gm
caster sugar
500 ml cream
120 gm 70% chocolate
120 gm white chocolate
80 gm butter
What to Do
- Take half the sugar, half the cream and half the butter and combine with the dark chocolate in a good, thick-bottomed pan (it shouldn’t be too small, or it’s more likely it will burn).
- Melt over low heat, stirring until chocolate and sugar are dissolved.
- Cease stirring, increase the heat, and bring the temperature to 115C.
- Place the pan in a cold water bath to stop the cooking process (you can use your sink, half-filled with water).
- Cool until 80C. Beat with wooden spoon until fudge lightens in colour and becomes more solid.
- Pour into baking tray and cool until the fudge sets.
- Repeat with the other half of the ingredients and the white chocolate.
- Cut and serve.
(Note: I put in some of the Valrhona craquantes into the white chocolate fudge just before pouring it into the pan and gave it a quick stir. The chocolate melted, and that’s what gives it the marbled effect…)
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October 10th, 2006 at 2:34 pm
Lovely!
October 28th, 2006 at 8:32 pm
Where does one find a job of an Ice cream maker!!! That sounds much better than my stupid office job….
October 30th, 2006 at 4:30 pm
Well, we do hire from time to time!