Flourless Dark Fudge

Iluminameluna
Iluminameluna @cook_4872374

Feel_my_burner's Flourless Fudge Brownie was the inspiration for my recipe. I had made my sauce from just cocoa, butter and sugar before. My recipe is here! I recently added some whipping cream, without whipping it, and it had smoothed it out but I'd NEVER thought of adding eggs! So here's my wickedly DARK fudge recipe! A bit different than his.

Flourless Dark Fudge

Feel_my_burner's Flourless Fudge Brownie was the inspiration for my recipe. I had made my sauce from just cocoa, butter and sugar before. My recipe is here! I recently added some whipping cream, without whipping it, and it had smoothed it out but I'd NEVER thought of adding eggs! So here's my wickedly DARK fudge recipe! A bit different than his.

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Ingredients

approx 30 mins
Up to 24-1" sqs
  1. 2 cubes (1 c)salted butter
  2. 1 1/2 cgranulated or raw sugar
  3. 1 1/2 cdark alkaline-processed cocoa (Hershey's works)
  4. 3-4large eggs (each must fill a 1/8 c measure, 4 if less)
  5. 1/4 cwhole milk, cow or nut, NOT grain milk like rice
  6. 1/4 cunwhipped whole whipping cream

Cooking Instructions

approx 30 mins
  1. 1

    Chop the butter into Tbs, approx, so it melts faster, put the pieces into a 1 qt sauce pan on med heat. Meanwhile, measure out the cocoa, crack your eggs and measure your dairy or milks. If you don't have whipping cream, use a half cup of whole milk.

  2. 2

    When the butter is bubbling, use a 2" whisk to mix the sugar into it and add the cocoa. Mix completely. It's going to be very grainy! Keep mixing.

  3. 3

    At this point you can begin preheating your oven to 350°F (180°C). Now take the pot off the heat and begin adding the milk in a bit at a time. The mass of chocolate will separate but DON'T stop mixing! Keep adding the milk, approximately a Tbs at a time until it's ALL mixed in. By the time the last of it goes in you'll see a smooth, silky sauce. If not, don't worry, begin adding an egg and keep mixing until it disappears, and so on until they're ALL gone.

  4. 4

    Only grease an 8 x 8 (square) pan. You can also add parchment but it's not necessary. Pour the mixture into the prepared pan and use a spatula to make sure not a single drop gets left behind in the pot!

  5. 5

    The original instructions said to bake for 25 minutes but it didn't indicate how big the pan was and I took mine out and it was STILL REALLY raw! After another 25 minutes it was perfect so I'll say 50 minutes cooking time and a clean skewer or tooth pick or whatever you use to check your cakes should come out clean.

  6. 6

    Cut pieces in the pan. If you used parchment, remove with the paper to a cooling rack before cutting it on a plate.

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