Soldiers Easy Fudge
From Holly
My husband and I have
been making this recipe every year for more than 25 years. Well, mostly he makes
it. This was the first candy recipe I taught him to make after we were married.
It fact, he calls it his signature holiday treat for his friends. It's quick
(under 10 minutes), easy and tastes great. It wouldn't be the holidays without
Soldiers Fudge. It ships well so I guess that's where the name comes from.
Soldiers Easy Fudge Recipe
12 oz semi-sweet
chocolate chips
1 oz unsweetened
chocolate square
1 can Eagle Brand
Sweetened and Condensed milk
1 tsp vanilla
1 cup chopped nuts
(optional)
In a saucepan over
low/medium heat, melt together chocolate and condensed milk. When completely
melted together, about 5 minutes, add vanilla and then nuts. Pour into buttered
square pan and chill about 2 hours. Keeps well for long periods if you can
resist eating it.
Visitor Comments:
- I just wanted to comment on this recipe... There are
several recipes that are simular to this..... they were put in news papers
to help families send something homemade to a loved one.... I have a Civil
War one....but back then the families went to war and camped out in tents
away from the fighting....and they made this candy and meals over open
fires! I also have a World War II one that is simular..... both of these
were passed down for generations..... I am in the process of typing them up
for a book... and someone told me to check this recipe out..... Thank you
Colleen
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