Fudge is a classic dessert to share with friends and family, but you don't need to bust out every dish in the house to make ...

Chocolate fudge frosting is rich and creamy. A bit of espresso powder doesn’t impart any overt coffee notes. Instead, it just ...

My mom decided to take a microwave cooking class. She still has a bunch of hand-written recipes from that class, but the one ...

Sift confectioner’s sugar and cocoa powder into a large microwaveable ... Add vanilla flavoring and nuts. Pour fudge into foil lined pan or baking dish. Refrigerate until set.

Great if you don't own any cake tins, this chocolate fudge cake is baked in an oven ... To make the sponge, sift the flour into a bowl with the cocoa powder and salt. In a separate bowl, cream ...

My grandmother did not share this recipe with me ... The more traditional way to make fudge is more in the realm of candy making. Sugar, cocoa powder and salt are combined and cooked to a ...

Crushed biscuits with butter, cocoa, coconut, nuts and honey. Chilled, cut into little squares and served. Topped with melted chocolate or dusted with some icing sugar. Its easy, its quick and the ...

This microwave fudge recipe contains just six ingredients ... In a large microwave-safe bowl, combine the powdered sugar, cocoa powder, milk, and vanilla. Add the butter last so that it sits ...

Sift confectioner’s sugar and cocoa powder into a large microwaveable ... Add vanilla flavoring and nuts. Pour fudge into foil lined pan or baking dish. Refrigerate until set.

Using melted chocolate as opposed to cocoa powder in this cake batter gives the sponge a wonderfully fudgy texture. Fill and top with a glossy chocolate ganache for a decadent finish. Preheat the ...