Multicolored miniature marshmallows give the otherwise ordinary mixture of chocolate, coconut, and walnuts a dose of pizzazz.

Learn how to make one of the oldest known American fudge recipes straight out of the 1890s. This recipe is widely attributed to Emelyn Battersby Hartridge, class of 1892 from Vassar College; however, ...

No matter what shiny toy Santa brought each year, my friend Tammy White’s favorite present was the brown paper bag given by her grandmother Gusteva White, also known as Nanny. Tammy adored her ...

Fudge is one of our all-time favorite treats. It’s sweet, simple and makes a perfect gift, especially around the holidays. You can typically find fudge at local candy shops, but it’s also easy to make ...

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It wasn’t until I was in college that I realized Grandmama's signature homemade fudge was actually the recipe from the back of the marshmallow fluff from the grocery store. It’s just as delicious as ...

Dear Heloise: I would love to try the fudge recipe I saw in your column a long time ago, but now I can't find the clipping. Can you please reprint this for me? — Carla from Philadelphia •I have ...

Mom would make this hot fudge recipe on special occasions or when we had homemade vanilla ice cream. 1) In a large sauce pan, combine the sugar, flour, and cocoa powder. Whisk the dry ingredients ...