Baked chocolate fudge for two is the best way to end a romantic evening, topped with vanilla ice cream and bursting with chocolate is one of the best dessert I ever had!
Baked fudge in all of its gooey chocolate glory has been downsized to just two servings, yeah! no second helpings at all....and easy way to satisfy my chocolate craving.
Its not a brownie and definitely not a cake......it lies somewhere between both!
The plus point for desserts for two.....is that you have the whole serving for yourself.....and you are not expected to share...well, I am a bit selfish with my chocolate desserts.
Downsizing is my latest fad, atleast when I am on a diet.....and weekend dessert binges can wreak havoc on my diets, so downsizing desserts works well.....and the plus point is no leftovers.
I made this baked fudge for just the two of us! It was perfect!
This dessert can be doubled or even tripled. The beauty of this baked fudge is that it has a crusty top with a sort of gooey chocolately interior....and it was so YUM!
You really do not need to wait for Valentines day to make this special dessert....a weekend would be perfect! Bachelors are you listening?
Author: Nisa Homey.
Cooking Time: 30-40 min.
Preparation Time: 5 to 10 min
Serves two.
Ingredients:
Butter: 50 gms, melted (1/2 stick).
Egg: 1
Sugar: 1/2 cup.
Cocoa Powder: 1 tbsp, heaped.
Flour: 1 tbsp, leveled.
Vanilla extract: 1/2 tsp.
Salt a big fat pinch.
Serving Suggestions: A scoop of vanilla ice cream or sweetened whipped cream.
Method:
Melt butter and keep aside.
Line two ramekins and keep aside. Preheat oven to 180 degree C.
Beat the eggs until light in color.
Add half cup sugar and beat until combined.
Add in 1 heaped tbsp cocoa powder, 1 tbsp leveled flour, salt, vanilla, and melted butter.
Mix gently, until combined. Pour into greased ramekins. Place them in another large pan half way full of water....and bake them for 30- 40 min or until upper crust is crispy and the rest of the batter is firm but not fully set.
I served with a scoop of vanilla ice cream.
Some tips:
If you feel it has not set well, nothing to worry just pop them right back into the oven for another 10 min or so.
This does not rise, so I never have any qualms pouring the batter to almost the brim.
You can also bake in a mason jar; just make sure that it is of high quality and it can withstand the heat. One of the best ways to gift baked fudge.
Recipe adapted from here
Its not a brownie and definitely not a cake......it lies somewhere between both!
The plus point for desserts for two.....is that you have the whole serving for yourself.....and you are not expected to share...well, I am a bit selfish with my chocolate desserts.
Downsizing is my latest fad, atleast when I am on a diet.....and weekend dessert binges can wreak havoc on my diets, so downsizing desserts works well.....and the plus point is no leftovers.
I made this baked fudge for just the two of us! It was perfect!
This dessert can be doubled or even tripled. The beauty of this baked fudge is that it has a crusty top with a sort of gooey chocolately interior....and it was so YUM!
You really do not need to wait for Valentines day to make this special dessert....a weekend would be perfect! Bachelors are you listening?
Author: Nisa Homey.
Cooking Time: 30-40 min.
Preparation Time: 5 to 10 min
Serves two.
Ingredients:
Butter: 50 gms, melted (1/2 stick).
Egg: 1
Sugar: 1/2 cup.
Cocoa Powder: 1 tbsp, heaped.
Flour: 1 tbsp, leveled.
Vanilla extract: 1/2 tsp.
Salt a big fat pinch.
Serving Suggestions: A scoop of vanilla ice cream or sweetened whipped cream.
Method:
Melt butter and keep aside.
Line two ramekins and keep aside. Preheat oven to 180 degree C.
Beat the eggs until light in color.
Add half cup sugar and beat until combined.
Add in 1 heaped tbsp cocoa powder, 1 tbsp leveled flour, salt, vanilla, and melted butter.
Mix gently, until combined. Pour into greased ramekins. Place them in another large pan half way full of water....and bake them for 30- 40 min or until upper crust is crispy and the rest of the batter is firm but not fully set.
I served with a scoop of vanilla ice cream.
Some tips:
If you feel it has not set well, nothing to worry just pop them right back into the oven for another 10 min or so.
This does not rise, so I never have any qualms pouring the batter to almost the brim.
You can also bake in a mason jar; just make sure that it is of high quality and it can withstand the heat. One of the best ways to gift baked fudge.
Recipe adapted from here
wow looks tempting !!!
ReplyDeletewow... this is so tempting... even I always cut the recipes into half while trying to be on the safer side... :)
ReplyDeleteIm a beginner nd hv tried many of ur recipes ..all turned out to be very delicious ..thanku for this yummy recipe..im going to prepare today itself...I dont hv ramekins but hv muffin pan wth 6 cup..shoud i fill the rest 4 cups wth water while baking??
ReplyDeleteHi Prem, you can use good quality mason jars or any heat resistant glass bowls....this technique is called water bath....and I have not tried it without that.....I sure will try baking without water bath and update on the blog...hope this helps...thank you for stopping by :)
DeleteWhy the glass dish has to be half filled with water... wanted to know the reason...
ReplyDeletewanted to know why the glass dish should be half filled with water...
ReplyDeleteHi Anshu, this technique is known as water bath...some food need moisture in the oven and milder heat than direct heat....for more info on this...just google water bath....thanks for stopping by :)
Deletethanks so much, i will make this for my mom for mother's day. you are the best! i was just thinking what to do for her until i saw this :)
ReplyDeleteI completely agree with you that in order to make it you don't have to wait till valentine. Baked Chocolate fudge looks simply awesome.
ReplyDeleteDeepa
hi Nisa I am new to your site.I thoroughly enjoyed going through it. All the best and keep it up.
ReplyDeleteThese look so delicious and I love the chocolate heart sprinkles - darling.
ReplyDeleteOo These sound so good and they are absolutely adorable!
ReplyDeleteThis is wonderful! I love the individual servings!
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