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Help! I made a double batch of Chocoley's recipe for Walnut Fudge
this morning, and in exactly the manner the recipe cites. After mixing in the nuts, I poured it into my glass dish and let it sit to cool down to room temp, then bottom-shelf refrigerated it for about five hours before cutting to wrap for gifts. I certainly was not the neatest of cutters, but at least the bottom half of it is far too soft. Should I have refrigerated it over night instead, or is this recipe supposed to come out softer than I've ever made before? Thanks for any help you may offer, Picky |
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John. no need for reply because Chocoley gave me the answer needed.
Anna said they've had several comments on the fudge being too soft, leading them to believe that altitude may be a hindrance. Also she said that either decreasing the evaporated milk, or increasing the chocolate will aid in firming without flavor change. ....Picky |
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