Chocolate fudge

I have such a sweet tooth that I crave chocolate at the best of times so you can only imagine how this is compounded during Ramadan when I am fasting. Fudge is one of those delicious melt-in-the-mouth treats I miss about England that I have not been able to find here in Saudi Arabia. Yesterday when the cravings got the better of me, I pulled out the cookbooks and was drawn to a very simple recipe for chocolate fudge ~ only three ingredients required and preparation time was less than 5 minutes!

You need:

500g dark chocolate

1 x 397g tin of sweetened condensed milk

1/3 cup butter

(optional 1/2 teaspoon vanilla essence)

Preparation:

In a heavy bottomed saucepan melt together the chocolate and butter and mix to a smooth consistency. Pour in the condensed milk and beat well until you achieve a homogenous mixture. Pour into a small greased tin, allow to cool a little before refrigerating. Once firm, cut the fudge into cubes. In the still warm climate of Riyadh I am finding it best to keep the fudge in the fridge as it softens to much when kept at room temperature.

39 Responses to Chocolate fudge

  1. Assalam alaikum

    Oh my … that looks so good! eek and it’s still hours till we break fast here! Looks so simple and I’m sure it is absolutely fab to eat!

  2. subhanallah sis.. i couldnt do that during Ramadhan, Id be too tempted to dip my fingers in the warm mixture over the pan :P Found the nutella in my cupboard last night :D it tasted sooo good :P

  3. Assalaamu alaikum,

    I feel a bit sick now Aalya! :oops:

    Ammena: It was hard to restrain myself; I haven’t changed much since I was 6 and still like to ‘lick’ out the bowl (with a teaspoon) after making something!

  4. That has to be the hardest thing when you are cooking and fasting… I’ve had to stop myself how many times!!

    Ohhh nutella! Yum!!

  5. Steady on girls! Still a bit of time before you break your fast over there in Canada! :lol:

  6. *gimme*
    :-)

    sigh, i never returned to tell you about muslims in trinidad (and the caribbean)
    maybe i’ll try to post about it…or find real figures

  7. you know the list of things you’re making me want to make is getting longer and longer…I love fudge…I remember going to our local market with my grandma as a child and she used to take me to the fudge stall and buy a few bags of different fudges.then take me home to her house where we would feast….lovely stuff
    xxx

  8. so nice….i like chokolate so much!!!

  9. Looks yummy! Haven’t had fudge in ages. I see a possible Eid treat here (to add to the rest of the choccies stashed away!)

  10. Ok, now I am hungry lol.

    Ya Haqq!

  11. WOW! It looks fantastic, masha’Allah! And that recipe is soo easy!

  12. Oh no – not chocolate fudge! It’s irresistable. Reading your blog is not good for my diet!!!!

  13. Assalaamu alaikum,

    Lilandra: LOL. :D Look forward to reading about Muslims in the Caribbean sometime soon insha’Allah.

    SeekingTaqwa: Just need to find a recipe for vanilla fudge now. :)

    Bosnian Hijab Girl: That’s my problem too!

    UmmHIbaat: Chocolate stashed away… sounds good. Might need to head your way!

    Irving: Nice to see you here, thanks for stopping by. :)

    UmmAbdullah: Easier than easy!

    Susie: Ramadan is not good for my diet! I don’t overeat but I crave the baughty things. :?

  14. Could this be made with milk chocolate rather than dark chocolate? I’m not a fan of dark chocolate.
    I probably sound so stupid asking that question!

  15. salamou alaikoum sister,
    mh, that sounds soooo good…. unfortunately chocolate is not available over here in good quality and I have it to be brought from Europe.
    I just wanted to let you know, that you can find me now on wordpress, too…
    blessings to you, xxx

  16. Salam,
    Wow! What a simple recipe, and that too with chocolate! Yummyyyy…. I plan to make it after Ramadan, or as ammena said, I will dip my fingers in it and taste it.

  17. Assalaamu alaikum

    Sonya: According to the recipe it would be too sticky if you use milk chocolate.

    Itto: Actually even here the chocolate I buy is German! Welcome to WordPress. :)

    Najeeba: Mind you don’t burn your fingers, the mixture is hot! ;)

  18. I also have a sweet tooth, especially for chocolate.

    And this fudge sounds divine!

  19. BismiLlahi arRahmani arRahim.
    As salamu aleikum wa rahmatuLlahi wa barakatuhu.
    Please Umm Ibrahim…stop with your recipes, stop!! ;-)

  20. Assalaamu alaikum,

    Solace: Absolutely divine!

    Mujahida:Sorry, no can do! Lemon meringue pies/tarts later! They’re in the oven as I type. ;)

  21. As salamu alaykum Umm Ibrahim…

    …no comment really… not Iftar yet and I pop in your blog… not a good idea at all :D

    Waiting for the Lemon meringue pies and tarts’ recipes then ;)

  22. Rainbow in the grey sky

    yum yum and more yum will try this for eid parcels as gifts inshaallah.

  23. Can’t wait to get home and make these!!!

  24. Assalamualikum,

    Soooooooo sad to miss out on this b4 …… anyways my said she’ll try after Ramadan Insha Allah …………. she has a sweet tooth toooooooo :) ………. sooooooo when things are easy and yummy like this one guess what happens …………. ;)

  25. Mashallah, definatelly an Eid treat inshallah.

  26. Assalaamu alaikum,

    UmAlmujahid: LOL, sorry!

    Rainbow: Nice idea!

    Server Racks: Enjoy!

    UneekMuslimah: I love recipes that are quick too… the quicker I make the quicker I can eat! :lol:

    Ines: Anytime treat if you ask me! :mrgreen:

  27. biscuitinabasket

    Hey salaams!

    Just for posting this recipe…. you are now officially my favourite blogger :D

    I will try and make this over the weekend :)

    Wasalama

  28. Thank you for turning me into the best sister-in-law in the world! The hub’s sisters are gonna die over this one….

    Mwaaaaaa Ha Ha! :)

  29. Salam, Ummibrahim I
    made the Fudge, oh its so simple… It was just tooooo tasty, we all loved it. While stirring it, the lovely smell drove me crazy! :-P Please may you contact me, i think you have my email, right? I don’t have yours… Jazakallah Khayran Ahsanil jaza fiddarayn.

  30. Assalaamu alaikum,

    Biscuitinabasket: LOL, thanks and good luck!

    L_Oman: Best s-i-l in the world… I like that! :lol:

    Rayyan: If I forget, my email on my sidebar (top right). I need condensed milk so I can make more fudge!

  31. Salam, thankx will email you soon. Rayyan request duas.

  32. I just stumbled across your blog – and this caught my eye.

    I love chocolate fudge … I’m going to have to try this out. Thanks for the recipe Umm Ibrahim!

  33. Assalaamu alaikum,

    Rayyan: Du’as for you. :)

    Riyadh Mom: Welcome and good luck with the fudge!

  34. Rainbow in the grey sky

    ok so its in the fridge and looks so yummy creamy my type of treat check my blog later for result!

  35. Not updated your blog yet Rainbow… hope you remembered to photograph it before eating it! :lol:

  36. Rainbow in the grey sky

    to be honest abit dispointed , they didnt hold shape at the end not solid like yours what did i do wrong? too much butter? otherwise delicious!

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  38. Assalaamu alaikum,

    That’s a shame Rainbow… did you use dark chocolate or milk chocolate? Milk will give a stickier consistency. I kept mine in the freezer actually maybe that helps.

    Biscuit: Read your blogpost, good to hear that it was such a success!

  39. mashaAllah, it looks so good! and I love dark chocolat so much! thanks for sharing sister

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