Fudge For One

By Fay (Guest Post)

I have been making fudge for one for many years, but have never had a recipe or measurements to go by, but my approx measurements look like the ones in this recipe. I also add a dash of salt. If you use a smaller cup to cook it in, be sure and butter the sides or it will boil over, and sometimes will anyway. You might want to set your cup on a saucer just in case.

I add less margarine for that amount...maybe 1 tsp. and add it before cooking. I often add a TBSP or more peanut butter after the candy cooks. Beat it a few times and pour into a saucer or small dish you have buttered or pam sprayed. If you have a lower powered microwave you might need to cook it 20 seconds longer. If you still have problems of it getting firm, cut back one or two tsp. of milk. Hope this works for you. I love it. Let me know.

By Lois (Guest Post)

Hi, Do you think a TBS. of Chocolate Syrup could be used instead of Cocoa?

By IMAQT1962 (Guest Post)

NOT SURE WHAT WENT WRONG. I JUST CHILLED MINE AND ATE IT FROM THE CUP.BUT THE DIRECTIONS I HAD SAID TO CHILL TILL FIRM
SORRY :(

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Maryeileen

I like peanut butter fudge and I wonder if you could substitute peanut butter for the cocoa, although I'm not sure how much PB you would use. Any ideas?

By (Guest Post)

I made this last night but it never got firm. What did I do wrong? But let me tell you it was yummy anyways!! ;)

By Karen in NH (Guest Post)

Question #2: does it matter what type of milk is used? I can't wait to try this recipe, as I'm a hopeless chocoholic!

By IMAQT1962 (Guest Post)

POUR INTO ANOTHER SMALL CONTAINER
I USE A PLASTIC SANDWICH CONTAINER(SQUARE)

By Karen in NH (Guest Post)

Question: do you chill the fudge while it's still in the glass measuring cup or do you put it into another conatiner?
Sounds delish!