Insanely easy, delightfully flavorful white chocolate peppermint fudge laced with dark chocolate.
There is a severe deficit of fudge recipes on this site. To date we have just one (but it’s awesome so maybe it’s ok?): caramelized white chocolate fudge.
And the thing about fudge, especially this kind, is that it’s so ridiculously easy to make. You throw a few ingredients into a pot, heat to melt, heat a bit more, then pour into a pan to set.
That’s it.
Well, we’re going to swirl in some chocolate too. It’s a worthy extra step.
Ingredients You’ll Need
White chocolate: Use good quality! Check the ingredients, does it have cocoa butter? This is a good indicator. I used Guittard’s white chocolate chips.
Sweetened condensed milk: Comes in a can!
Dark Chocolate: I always say chocolate of about 70% cocoa solids but I recognize that might be too dark for some, this recipe will do fine with anything at 70% or as low as milk chocolate.
Peppermint Extract: Use a good quality, start with 1 tsp and taste. Add more if you want the mint flavor stronger.
Gel Food Coloring: I like to use a mix of dark green and turquoise.
How to make Mint Chocolate Fudge: It’s too Easy
Heat together the white chocolate and sweetened condensed milk
Stir until melted and shiny
Melt some dark chocolate
Pour into a square pan (or use a loaf pan for thicker pieces)
Swirl in the dark chocolate
Set at room temperature for 4 hours or in the fridge for two
Slice!
Easy Mint Chocolate Fudge
Terribly easy, delightfully flavorful white chocolate peppermint fudge laced with dark chocolate.
¾ - 1tsppeppermint extractgreater amount if you want it very minty
1tspvanilla bean paste
Pinchfine sea salt
Green & turquoise food coloring
Method
Prepare an 8x8” square pan with parchment paper. For thicker slices use a loaf pan.
Warm the dark chocolate in the microwave for about 1 minute. Stir and leave for a minute then return to the microwave for another minute. Stir until smooth.
Pour the sweetened condensed milk and chips into a pot and stir. Turn the heat on low and cook, stirring frequently, until the chocolate is all melted and the mix is smooth. Turn the heat off and add the extract, paste, salt and food coloring. Stir until smooth.
Pour mixture into the prepared pan. Dollop large circles of dark chocolate over the fudge. Use an offset spatula or a toothpick to swirl it. Cover with foil and set in the fridge to chill, about 4 hours.
Slice with a chef's knife. Store in an airtight container. In the fridge it will last about 2 - 3 weeks, at room temp about 1 week.