Kamahi honey fudge
3/12/2012
I’ll never forget making tiny fudge petit fours at the Hotel Crillion in Paris, where there were four pastry chefs. My job was to stir and stir and stir. Without stirring, fudge can be ruined, as I quickly discovered to the great annoyance of the head pastry chef. This fudge recipe features the award-winning J Friend & Co Kamahi Honey.
Ingredients
| 100 g | J.Friend and Co Kamahi Honey |
| 1 pinch | Salt |
| 150 g | Butter, diced |
| 300 ml | Evaporated milk |
| 150 ml | Water |
| 750 g | Sugar |
Directions
- Lightly grease a 20 x 20cm square tin and line it with non-stick baking paper.
- Place the evaporated milk, water and sugar into a large pot and slowly bring it up to the boil, stirring to dissolve the sugar.
- Once it is bubbling add the honey and salt, stir every 30 seconds to make sure the bottom does not start to burn.
- Keep stirring until the mix reaches a temperature of 115 degC, this will take approximately 15 minutes.
- Remove from the heat, add in the butter and stir with great gusto — as the fudge cools it will begin to thicken.
- Pour the mix into the tin and tap the tin on a chopping board to level the hot fudge mix.
- Before it has completely set cut the fudge partly into squares but don’t cut it all the way through.
- Once completely cool, cut up and wrap up for gifts.
Comments
Stephany
added 170 days agoYay, thanks! (Would be good to get responses to comments emailed... I just dropped back in to see if this had been updated, otherwise I would never have known!)
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added 169 days ago...by which I mean have the system set up to notify of a response :-)
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added 170 days agoMeasures for the evaporated milk, water and sugar in this recipe would be really handy :-)
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added 170 days agoVery good point! We were in such a rush to get this yummy recipe up we left of half the ingredients! All sorted now, happy fudging.
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