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December 10, 2006

Cookie Cutter Fudge

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Hi friends, I wanted to post an idea for a quick, delicious and inexpensive holiday gift. This is the easiest (I promise) and fastest (still promising) fudge recipe that you will ever make. It only takes about 5 minutes and is really yummy. This fudge also makes sweet little gifts when poured into holiday shaped cookie cutters and wrapped up with some ribbon.  It's fudge AND a cookie cutter...it's the gift that keeps on giving. Who wouldn't want that?

Cranberry Orange Fudge with Almonds

12 oz. Chocolate (can use semi-sweet chips or any other kind of chocolate)
1 C Butterscotch Chips
1 Can Sweetened Condensed Milk
1 tsp. Vanilla
1 C of Orange flavored dried Cranberries (available at Trader Joes)
1 C of Almonds

Line a baking sheet with parchment paper. Spray the inside of the cookie cutters with a non-stick cooking spray. Place on parchment paper & set aside.

Over low-medium heat, melt the chocolate & butterscotch chips. Add the Sweetened Condensed Milk & Vanilla. Remove from heat & add Cranberries & Almonds. Pour into cookie cutters and  refrigerate for 30 minutes. Wrap in a cellophane bag & tie with ribbon.

*The first 4 ingredients are a base for any type of fudge you want to make. You can add raisins, nuts or any other ingredients to the mixture. The fudge that is pictured above has marshmellows added to it...which I am not sure I like or not. I was going for a rocky-road type thing, but it melted and just turned into a bunch of marshmellow goo. Plus, I think I like the look better of just solid chocolate....Happy Baking!

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i could see doing these in heart shaped cutters and giving them as gifts for vlanetine's day.
thanks for the idea
julie

these are so cute. i have a cookbook with these in them. i'm definitely going to try these this year for christmas gifts for all of the women in the nursery at church. =)

Your ideas are really great and so are your recipes-keep them coming!!! Oh and can you sign me up for the cookie exchange?? Please!!!!!!!!

Thank you for bringing these delicious morsels into our home. They were fantastic!

mmmm that looks yummy!

those are simply adorable!! I made some bark this past weekend and bagged them up but these with the cookie cutters are darling. Thanks for the inspiration (and the recipe!) :)

I am loving your blog.....you have such great ideas! I'm going to make the oreo pops and the cookie cutter fudge for neighbors and possibly my son's teachers! Keep the great ideas coming!

Jenn =0)

You never cease to amaze me, Morgs! Darling! I made some oreo pops last night and they look and taste great! I will post some pics on my blog later.

oh man, those are CUTE! thanks for sharing!

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