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Fixing Fudge With Too Much Evaporated Milk?

I accidentally added 12 oz of evaporated milk to my fudge recipe calling for 5 oz. evaporated milk. I believe I cooked it long enough with 2 cups sugar, a stick of salted butter and two tablespoons of cocoa. I even used a candy thermometer. When I added my vanilla, I stirred another 2 minutes off the heat. It's very creamy and delicious but not hard like candy. Can I do anything now to fix it?

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Gold Post Medal for All Time! 677 Posts
January 2, 20210 found this helpful

You will have to add the other ingredients in proportion to the extra milk you added to fix this.

 

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January 2, 20210 found this helpful

Sorry to hear you are still having issues. I had commented on your other post that most of the time fudge is not fixable after it is made, but it can be a lovely dip or spread. Definitely DOES NOT have to go to waste.

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Maybe it is time to find different recipe!

These two both use the whole 12 ounce cans of milk:

www.allrecipes.com/.../

www.verybestbaking.com/.../

Hope you find one you like!

 

Gold Feedback Medal for All Time! 949 Feedbacks
January 2, 20210 found this helpful

I believe the same answers would apply that were given on December, 31 as the beginning of a new year may mean changes for a lot of things but I think this one will have to remain the same.
If you try fixing it in the new year please let us know if you were successful and how you did it.
I'm now thinking about making some 'failed fudge' to eat with my ice cream today.

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All kidding aside, there is no harm in trying any of the suggestions as any one of them may work for you.
Happy New Year....

 

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