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Hot Fudge Sauce


Pure comfort food and perfect on ice cream. I am a great fan of piping hot sauces on ice cream I love the contrast of hot and cold, and the memory of when I used to go home for lunch in my first year at primary school my mother would; for a treat; give me vanilla ice-cream topped with hot homemade jam. All that sweet hot jammy goodness over the half melted cold ice-cream. Bliss.

This fudge sauce is unbelievably easy to make from just 3 ingredients and tastes wonderful and is incredibly moreish. I have made another batch of this immediately after scraping the pan clean on more occasions than I should admit. Any leftovers can be stored in a jam jar in the fridge and microwaved in the jar (minus lid) or eaten straight from the jar with a spoon.

Hot Fudge Sauce

Equal weights of
Unsalted butter
Soft light brown sugar
Double cream

I use my electronic scales and weigh straight into the saucepan.

1oz of each is perfect for sauce for 2.
Put on the hob on a low heat and stir until butter is melted and sugar dissolved.

Simmer for a few minutes, stirring all the time until thick and fudgey.

Serve straight away over ice-cream.

Variations

Use soft dark brown sugar for a more treacly sauce, or add half a cup of espresso for a coffee fudge sauce, but the cooking time will be longer.

2 Responses to “Hot Fudge Sauce”

  1. Anonymous says:

    Hot fudge sauce and homemade vanilla bean ice cream – perfect together :)

  2. Hippolyra says:

    I must learn to make ice cream, it is on my list of kitchen things to do. I must eat what is in the jam packed freezer first.

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