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Recipes - Great Christmas Gift Ideas to Make
Yummy Christmas
sweet recipes. Great little makes for giving at Christmas time, and
great to make for yourself as a treat.
Chocolate Fudge
Home-made Fudge is a luscious addition to any Christmas, either as
a gift for a sweet toothed friend or family member or just for the
family to eat at Christmas time. Everyone will think you are really
good cook to make your own fudge, it will be your secret of how easy
it is to make this scrummy chocolate fudge.
Younger Children will need help to melt the chocolate.
To make chocolate fudge you will need...
300g of good Dark Chocolate with a high cocoa percentage (70% or 80%
cocoa content) The fudge will not work with other chocolate.
400g tin of Condensed milk.
Remember to wash your hands and clean the work surfaces before you
begin.
Method...
Break up the chocolate into a microwavable dish. Microwave the Chocolate
for 1 minute and stir, repeat again. If the chocolate has still not
melted microwave for an extra 20 seconds and stir. Repeat the 20 seconds
until the chocolate has melted being careful not to over cook the
chocolate.
Then add the tin of condensed milk to the chocolate, stir in well.
You will feel the mixture thicken.
Pour into a tin foil lined tin, spread evenly and smooth the top.
Allow to cool for a couple of hours.
Take the fudge out of the tin and peel off the tin foil. Cut in to
small mouth sized chunks.
Your chocolate fudge is now ready to eat or put into a little box
if you are giving it as a gift.
One batch is enough to make two gifts.
Christmas Toffee Treats
Stuck for something to make for Grandad, Dad or your brother? Christmas
toffee is always an old favourite, and it's one of Santa's favourites
too. It is easy to make but younger children will need some help because
you have to use the cook and the mixture gets very hot.
One batch of Christmas Toffee treats is enough to make 2 Christmas
Gifts.
To make Christmas Toffee Treats you will need...
1 lb sugar
1/3 pint water
1 and a quarter ozs butter
2 level tablespoons golden syrup
1 teaspoon vinegar
Remember to wash your hands and clean the work surfaces before you
begin.
Method...
Put the water, butter and vinegar into a large saucepan and as it
heats slowly add the sugar and syrup gradually to avoid burning. Stir
over a steady heat until the sugar has dissolved.
Bring to the boil and cook slowly for about 15 minutes or so.
To test for consistency stage drop about half a teaspoon of the mixture
into a cup of cold water, if it sets hard then it is done, if still
soft and chewy cook for a little longer and test again.
Pour into oiled or buttered tin, make sure you use a tin and not anything
pot or glass because this will make it very hard to get the toffee
out once it has hardened. After about 10 minutes or so mark in squares
as toffee becomes partially set. This will enable you to break the
toffee up when completely set.
Put your broken up toffee pieces into a small plastic box or a clean
jam jar and make a colourful label to stick on the front to say what's
inside and the date it was made.
One batch is enough to make two gifts.
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