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Monday, November 24, 2014

Peanut Butter Fudge


 Today I am patting myself on the back as I am feeling quite accomplished.  Not only did I order my Christmas cards from Shutterfly but I also made my first batch of holiday fudge - both before Thanksgiving has even arrived. Now I just need to shop for all my gifts, wrap the gifts, address and send out my Christmas card, bake up a storm, decorate the house inside and out and pray that everything goes smoothly.  After all that I will REALLY feel accomplished! 


Speaking of accomplishments I have to say that April Turell is quite an accomplishment in many, many facets of her life.  Not only is she the owner and creator of the wonderful food blog named, Angels Homestead (my Secret Recipe Club assignment for this past month of November), she is also a lovely wife, a mother to 5 children and mamaw (grandmother) to 2 grandchildren along with one of the original owners of the Secret Recipe Club! I was honored and delighted to have been assigned to April's blog.  I discovered delicious recipes along with fantastic household hints (who knew you can actually make your very own disinfecting wipes).  Most importantly I came upon a recipe for Peanut Butter Fudge



 Creamy, simple, rich and yes, delicious Peanut Butter Fudge.  So good!  I whipped up a batch and made everyone in my household test taste it.  Umm they all kinda LOVED it!  But before it disappeared completely I wrapped some up to hand out as a homemade, made from the heart gift.  I plan on giving fudge to those that I adore.  You should too! - and I have just the right recipe for you to use....just follow the directions below. :-)


Peanut Butter Fudge 
(recipe found on Angels Homestead)

Ingredients - 
2 sticks salted butter
1 cup creamy peanut butter
1 tsp vanilla extract
4 cups powdered sugar 

Directions - 

1. Place butter and peanut butter in a large microwave proof bowl.  Heat for 1 minute microwave and then stir.  Continue to microwave in 30 second intervals - stirring after each 30 seconds until completely melted. 

2. Add in vanilla extract and powdered sugar - one cup at a time, stirring well in between each cup of sugar.  

3. Once the mixture is completely smooth pour into an 8x8 square pan that has been lined with buttered tin foil or parchment paper.  Refrigerate for at least 2 hours and then cut into bit size squares.  Enjoy! 

Happy Peanut Butter Fudge Making!



15 comments:

  1. One of my favorite things about Christmas is the possibility of peanut butter fudge on the dessert plate!

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  2. Yum! Peanut Butter fudge is so good! And easy! (I'm always happy when one can make candy without having to break out the candy thermometer).

    I had your blog this month! I made your Zucchini Cornbread and it was delicious! Definitely will be making it again!

    Take care!

    Christine

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  3. I adore peanut butter fudge - one of my favorite flavors!! Love the little box you packaged it in too!

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  4. Oh man... I need to start thinking about Christmas cards!! You are so on the ball! This fudge looks amazing... nothing better than PB!!

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  5. This looks delicious! My husband would love it. Perfect for the holidays!

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  6. Fudge is a must have holiday treat for my in-laws and peanut butter is the family favorite. Great choice this month!

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  7. This would be a great homemade gift for Christmas. I love peanut butter and this looks delicious!

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  8. Ooh, peanut butter fudge is amazing! I should make some for my holiday platters. Great pick this month :)

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  9. So easy and looks so yummy! Adding this treat to the holiday gift packs next month! Thanks for selecting this fudge recipe to share with the SRC!

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  10. That wrapped up gift looks so good, and congrats on getting a jump on Christmas!!! I'm inspired!

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  11. Such a GREAT recipe for this time of year and, these would make a FAB gift for Christmas too!

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  12. I am impressed! I still need a photo for our holiday cards. Baking I can do though. This fudge looks divine!

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  13. You did a fabulous job on the fudge, one of my families favorite desserts, and such a sweet write-up about me. Thank you. :) I need to make this again soon.

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  14. Delicious. I'm intending that all my Christmas gifts this year will be edible ones - I think some lucky person will definitely be getting a batch of this fudge.

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