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White choc, macadamia and lime fudge


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Ingredients

25 piece(s)

  • 500 grams white chocolate melts
  • 395 gram tin of condensed milk
  • 2 limes, zest only, no white pith
  • 150 grams macadamia nuts
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Recipe's preparation

  1. Line a 20cm tin with baking paper and set aside.

    Put chocolate in bowl and grate 10 sec/speed 9. Set aside.

    Peel limes and using skin only grate for 15 secs/speed 9 or until a fine zest is achieved. 

    weigh 150 grams macadamias into bowl then set aside with zest to add later.

    Wash and dry bowl.

    Add condensed milk and cook 80 degrees/ 5mins/ speed 2.

    Add reserved chocolate to bowl and mix 1min & 30sec/ speed 2.

    Work quickly and add lime zest and macadamia nuts. (You may also need to scrape chocolate down from sides) Mix 30 sec/ speed 2 Counter-clockwise operation.

    Work quickly and pour into prepared tin. Bang tin on counter a couple of time to remove air bubbles.

    Refridgerate for minimum 3 hours before cutting into pieces.

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  • Can I ask what changes were made to the recipe in...

    Submitted by tkbrodrick on 19. December 2017 - 11:46.

    Can I ask what changes were made to the recipe in May last year, I know it was most likely thermomix asking to make changes but just want to make the decision for myself if I want to change it. (Thinking it might be why it hasn’t set, as other fudge recipes I have read that’s the reason ) thanks 🙂

    T & K Brodrick =)

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  • Janice01:I think it might need 20g of coconut oil...

    Submitted by nvanders on 19. December 2017 - 09:52.

    Janice01:I think it might need 20g of coconut oil in it

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  • Didn't set for me either. My gut said 5 minutes...

    Submitted by Janice01 on 9. December 2017 - 22:01.

    Didn't set for me either. My gut said 5 minutes cooking time wasn't long enough, but followed the recipe to the letter anyway. Very disappointing. Have to get creative now to come up with a dessert recipe that incorporates nutty, limey, fudgey goo.

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  • this didnt seem to set

    Submitted by alicia3766 on 19. May 2016 - 22:23.

    this didnt seem to set properly for me. I've never had a problem with fudge before. I'm not sure why. Great flavour though!

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  • Absolutely amazing!!!

    Submitted by Mixen Mel on 12. December 2015 - 11:05.

    Absolutely amazing!!!

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  • So easy and sooo.....yummy!!

    Submitted by JuzzyP75 on 26. June 2015 - 13:39.

    So easy and sooo.....yummy!!

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  • This was A-MAZING!!! The

    Submitted by matoos55 on 24. February 2015 - 16:00.

    This was A-MAZING!!! The recipe was faultless. I even added cashews because i didnt have enough macadamias. 

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  • I've never been a hug fan of

    Submitted by gingerchef_jess on 19. December 2014 - 12:58.

    I've never been a hug fan of fudge but i love white chocolate which made this really nice. It was too sweet nor have too much of a lime it was very well balanced. I did swap out the macadamias for almonds which i don't think made a difference. 

    Jess

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  • Would almonds work?

    Submitted by ltwith6 on 14. December 2014 - 21:18.

    Would almonds work?

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