Ingredients
- 125 grams unsalted butter
- 200 grams Dark Brown Sugar
- 40 grams golden syrup
- 395 grams sweetened condensed milk
- 180 grams White Chocolate Buttons
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- Place chopped butter in TM bowl, melt 2 mins at 100 degrees on Speed 2
Add the sugar, syrup and milk to the TM bowl, cook for 12 mins at Varoma on Speed 2.
We now need to cook the mixture for a further 10 mins at 90 degrees on Speed 2.
Add the white chocolate and mix for 2 mins on Speed 2.
Place baking paper into a shallow tin (my tin is 26cm x 13cm and 3cm deep – I would call it a brownie tin) then pour mixture into tin. The fudge sets quickly, so make sure you have your tin prepared in advance so that once you have finished step 4 you can pour immediately.
Let fudge cool to room temperature. I read that you should let the fudge rest for minimum 4 hours before putting it into the fridge, so I do that. Then place in fridge to firm. Once firm remove from tray and slice into desired pieces. Store in fridge for a number of weeks (if it lasts that long!). I use baking paper to layer between pieces and store in air tight container.
You can eat straight from fridge (which I do when I am alone!), but if I am serving to guests I generally let my fudge sit on the kitchen bench for about 30mins before serving with tea and coffee.
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Recipe is created forTM 31
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Comments
Delicious and easy.
So easy, so yummy!
Excellent recipe. I have had my thermomix for two days and did this yummy and easy recipes. Variation... I added salted peanuts ...mmmmm..