Monday, January 25, 2010

How To Make Hard Fudge Can I Reboil Fudge To Make It Hard If It Doesnt Make?

Can i reboil fudge to make it hard if it doesnt make? - how to make hard fudge

It was a recipe for marriage, and leave me twice as long to cook for 10 minutes, but it wouldnt harden. Can I cook again and make it difficult when I do?

8 comments:

Bean said...

Do not cook long enough to dissolve the sugar?
If not, no turning back. Sorry. I love fudge, but I am always afraid I will not be long enough to cook.

Bean said...

Do not cook long enough to dissolve the sugar?
If not, no turning back. Sorry. I love fudge, but I am always afraid I will not be long enough to cook.

macaca said...

I believe that you have read the recipe. I have just today sweet afternoon, and my recipe says to pour into a container after cooking, and let stand at room temperature for 4 hours, then I can cut. To tell them, not in a pot?

macaca said...

I believe that you have read the recipe. I have just today sweet afternoon, and my recipe says to pour into a container after cooking, and let stand at room temperature for 4 hours, then I can cut. To tell them, not in a pot?

Cyndi A said...

Sorry for your fudge. Is it raining or snowing where you are? I think that Fudge does not want to create, if there is too much moisture in the air. I am very happy with our peanut butter sweet. They never leave the nose - and many never dries up. I joined when a candy recipe that function almost certainly right at all times.

Sugar Pie said...

No, too late. And if you made a double recipe of cookies, you cook for them twice as much time in the recipe you want? "Certainly not!

Fudge just stopped calling. They call it "Great ice cream!

arklatex... said...

I think not. Try to stay in the refrigerator or freezer. If it is soft, but not complete enough liquid that can happen to harden. I have done with some success before with my recipe for chocolate, if it is not difficult to understand, as I wanted.

curvygrl... said...

It is not usual, sorry, simply discard and start over.

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