To make microwave fudge successfully, patience and temperature checks are key. Start by combining the chocolate chips, ...

Chocolate desserts are the kind you make when you want something rich, fudgy, and fully worth the time. These recipes lean ...

I'm always on the lookout for new no-bake recipes for summer. The heat doesn't stop my sweet tooth, but it certainly stops me from wanting to turn my oven on! That's why when I found this no-bake ...

Makes 24 servings. Recipe is from Baker’s Chocolate. If you don’t like dark fudge, substitute 1 or 2 ounces German’s sweet chocolate for some of the semisweet. Be careful to not overheat the chocolate ...

Fudge is a popular and much-appreciated Christmas gift. Brooke Haymaker of Lexington says her recipe is easy and quick to make, and doesn't require use of a candy thermometer. Herald-Leader Microwave ...

Our Nutella fudge recipe is so easy that it doesn’t even require turning on the stove. This treat combines chocolate chips, ...

There aren't a lot of cooking methods that are more convenient than using the microwave. And surprisingly, you can even use the microwave to make a rich fudge using just one microwave-safe bowl (and a ...

If you know the history of fudge, then you know it gets the name from the mistake made when making caramel. A mistake possibly never tasted finer. Beginning with the original recipes, fudge has gone ...

Drummond has the perfect fudge recipe that is great if you’re a beginner in the kitchen or you don’t have a lot of time to assemble and bake a dessert. With just two ingredients, plus whatever topping ...

For this year's Readers' Choice Week, we asked our readers to prove their cooking prowess by sharing their best recipes with us—and boy, did they deliver. Our Test Kitchen selected their favorite ...

It's best to use a candy thermometer to judge when the fudge, which comes from Vivian Solares in Harahan, as reached the "soft-ball" stage, but if you do not have one, you can drop a bit of hot fudge ...