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Try this Baileys white chocolate fudge, then check out our Christmas fudge, Christmas biscuits, Christmas cupcakes, stollen and more Christmas baking recipes.

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  • 500g golden granulated sugar
  • 500ml whipping cream
  • 50ml
 Baileys
  • 150g white chocolate

Nutrition: per serving

  • kcal161
  • fat8.5g
  • carbs21.2g
  • protein0.7g
  • salt0.03g
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Method

  • step 1

    Butter and line a 22cm x 22cm tin, leaving a small overhang. Put the sugar, cream and Baileys in a large pan and, stirring slowly, bring it to a simmer. Make sure the sugar is dissolved (it will stop feeling grainy on the base of the pan), then turn the heat up to a rolling boil.

  • step 2

    Adjust the heat until the mixture bubbles without getting too near the top of the pan. Keep bubbling, stirring occasionally, until a small amount of mixture dropped into a glass of cold water will form a soft ball that you can pick up on the end of a teaspoon.

  • step 3

    At this stage, the bubbles will have gone from being large and unruly to smaller and more even. Stir in the chocolate and pour the mixture into the tin. Cool and cut.

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rose.andrew.9630871

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This recipe is good, but it took me a couple of attempts before it worked properly. I needed to use a sugar thermometer to ensure it was at soft-ball stage, and stirred constantly with a balloon whisk to stop the mixture from getting too hot in places and crystallising (I’m not sure my pan is…

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