Silky Chocolate Fudge Recipe
Rishita Thalluri
111 Recipes
Rishita Thalluri is a passionate home cook who loves celebrating Indian flavors with a ...
Rishita Thalluri
111 Recipes
Rishita Thalluri is a passionate home cook who loves celebrating Indian flavors with a ...
Looking for a silky, creamy, fudgy chocolate dessert? Try this silky chocolate fudge recipe. With every single bite, this dessert comes up with an unmatched comfort and a melt-in-the-mouth consistency.
Difficulty:easy
Serves:4
Time:2 hours
Contains egg: No
Silky chocolate fudge is all about a soft, creamy comfort with a melt-in-the-mouth texture. While the traditional fudge features a crumbly texture, this variety is all about a smooth, glossy, velvety consistency. And, using high-quality chocolates like Cadbury Dairy Milk and Cadbury Bournville always makes it even better. This classic comfort dessert is an ideal option for any occasion. Cherished for its rich taste and smooth texture, this silky chocolate fudge recipe is an a......Read More
Ingredients
4
Servings
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For the Recipe
- 1 tsp Vanilla Essence
- 1 cup Condensed Milk
- ½ tsp Kosher Salt
- 2 tbsp Butter
- 1 nos Cadbury Dairy Milk Silk
- 1 nos Cadbury Bournville
- 1 nos Cadbury Cocoa Powder
Step-By-Step Guide For Silky Chocolate Fudge Recipe

In a bowl combine cadbury dairy milk,cadbury bournville, condensed milk, butter, vanilla essence, kosher salt and microwave it for 1 minute.

Transfer this mixture into a greased mould and spread evenly. refrigerate for 2-3 hours. Cut into pieces and serve.

Demould it carefully. Dust with cadbury cocoa powder.
Cutting and Serving Fudge for Parties
For perfect and clean cutting, allow the fudge to chill and firm up in the refrigerator for at least 2-3 hours or overnight.
To ensure clean cuts, always use a large, sharp, and warm chef's knife. This helps with an even, long, and continuous cut.
While cutting the fudge, make sure the pieces are uniform, small, and bite-sized squares.
Before cutting, make sure the edges of the bar are removed. This helps to create serving pieces that are perfect squares.
Just before serving, add a scoop of vanilla ice cream on top of it. A warm, thick sauce is another option to serve this with.
A creamy chocolate fondue also goes really well with a chocolate fudge. Serve it in a fondue pot, and place it right beside the fudge.
Storage and Shelf Life
Chocolate fudge has a comparatively long shelf life owing to the high sugar content. At room temperature, it typically lasts for 1-2 weeks. If kept at refrigerator, it stays for 2-3 weeks.
To store them properly. Follow the tips mentioned below:
- Let the fudge cool for 2-3 hours at room temperature to avoid condensation and sogginess.
- Store the chocolate fudge cubes in glass or BPA-free plastic airtight containers. This prevents moisture from spoiling them.
- If stacking is needed, place wax or parchment paper between layers. This prevents sticking.
- In case of freezing them, wrap individual cubes in wax paper. Next, add another layer of aluminum foil, and place it in a freezer-safe bag.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does fudge turn grainy? 
Sugar crystallization is the primary cause behind chocolate fudge turning grainy. Commonly, it happens due to stirring while boiling.
Can fudge be made without condensed milk? 
Yes, this no-bake fudge recipe can always be followed without using any condensed milk. Traditional recipes often rely on ingredients like milk, butter, sugar, and cocoa powder.
How long does fudge stay soft? 
Fudge generally stays soft and fresh for 1 to 2 weeks at room temperature when stored in an airtight container in a cool, dry place. For longer storage, they can be kept in the refrigerator for up to 3 weeks or frozen for up to 3 months.
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FAQs
What makes fudge softer? 
There are a few tricks to make your fudge softer and decadent. Firstly, keep an eye on the cooking temperature and keep the heat low as it contributes to a softer bite. However, too low a temperature can make it flaccid. Secondly, using more sugar in the fudge will make it softer instead of grainy. Adding more fat and cooling slowly also makes the texture of the fudge soft.
What is the secret to smooth fudge? 
The secret to smooth fudge lies in two main elements: precise temperature control and proper stirring. When cooking fudge mixture, aim for the soft-ball stage which means if you drop a small ball of candy in ice water, it shouldn't disintegrate or go flat when you pick it up with your fingers. It's achieved when cooking at temperatures of 112 and 115 °C or 234 and 240 °F. Stir consistently to make sugars dissolve and cool it down at slow pace to maintain smoothness.
Is chocolate fudge hard or soft? 
Chocolate fudge can be both hard and soft depending on the way you prepare it. But usually, chocolate fudge is soft and creamy and melts instantly in the mouth. It is possible to adjust the texture based on personal preference. You can alter the texture by changing the cooking temperature, and sugar content, and adding butter and cream. Different recipes yield different textures of fudge.
What's the difference between fudge and chocolate fudge? 
Fudge is primarily made from sugar, butter, and milk, but in the chocolate fudge recipe, chocolate is added to the list of ingredients. Both fudges are cooked to a specific temperature to achieve a smooth, creamy texture. Fudge can come in many flavours like vanilla, caramel, or maple of which chocolate is also one.
Is fudge like a brownie? 
Fudge and brownies are commonly confused with one another, but there are some major differences that set them apart. Fudge is basically a type of candy which is high in sweet content. On the other hand, brownies are mini versions of cake but with a decadent texture. Fudge is very dense and soft, but brownies are fluffy and airy with a cake-like consistency. Both the recipes are extremely delicious.
