Chocolate fudge is so easy and so good. It doesn’t take very long to make it and it gets hard in about an hour. If you are a chocoholic like me, you will love this treat. I don’t just make this for the holidays but anytime I am craving chocolate. This fudge makes a great gift, too. Children and grandchildren will love helping you make this treat. You could double the recipe if needed. Keep in a cool place or in the fridge for best results.
Rocky Road Candy: Melt 12 oz. chocolate chips, 1 can eagle brand milk and 2 T. butter. Pour over 2 cups peanuts and 10 1/2 oz. miniature marshmallows. Pour all in 9 X 13 pan and refrigerate for 2 hours. Cut into squares and store at room temperature. Enjoy!
My stove is electric, too, Sandi. You have to have it hot enough to bring to a boil. I usually start on high and stir to keep from burning but you could probably start on med. high. It would just take longer to come to a boil.
This is the only way I make this fudge Cynthia. There are other fudge recipes on the site. You might look under Candy on the right hand side of any page and check out one of the others.
I will make this today you have some of the best recipe….I just love it and I love anything with chocolate in it Hope you have a great Valentine’s day….
This looks like the perfect fudge. For me, if it’s no chocolate then it’s not worth the calories! And, what’s fudge without nuts, esp. walnuts. I can’t wait to try this.
Fudge is awesome
Thank you so much Jan. Happy you are enjoying the recipe.
My wife loves Rocky Road Fudge, I did not see a recipe? Do you have one you can share? Could I just add marshmallows?? Thanks in advance..
Sorry, I don’t have one on the site, Robert.
Rocky Road Candy: Melt 12 oz. chocolate chips, 1 can eagle brand milk and 2 T. butter. Pour over 2 cups peanuts and 10 1/2 oz. miniature marshmallows. Pour all in 9 X 13 pan and refrigerate for 2 hours. Cut into squares and store at room temperature. Enjoy!
At what temp do you start ? As I have electric stove, I’m always leery when candy making. This sounds great.
My stove is electric, too, Sandi. You have to have it hot enough to bring to a boil. I usually start on high and stir to keep from burning but you could probably start on med. high. It would just take longer to come to a boil.
Does this need to stay refrigerated?
I would store in the fridge or a cool place. Thanks.
Can you use something besides chocolate chips?
This is the only way I make this fudge Cynthia. There are other fudge recipes on the site. You might look under Candy on the right hand side of any page and check out one of the others.
just like mom used to make…she would added a whole marshmallow cream to make them fluffy. yours are good too.
We use the fluffy marshmellow cream too… and we never have used Corn syrup…. but maybe will try that…… wonder what the corn syrup will do.
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Kathy Hoag I make this and peanut butter fudge very good it’s that time I start thinking about making it.
Rebecca Plank Made this. Delicious!!
I will make this today you have some of the best recipe….I just love it and I love anything with chocolate in it Hope you have a great Valentine’s day….
This is some heavy duty temptation, Judy.
This looks like the perfect fudge. For me, if it’s no chocolate then it’s not worth the calories! And, what’s fudge without nuts, esp. walnuts. I can’t wait to try this.