Walnut Fudge
Walnut Fudge Ingredients :
Cocoa powder – 3 tsp
Unsalted Butter – 1 cup
Walnut – 200 gm
Sugar – 1 cup
Milk powder – 1 cup
Water – 1 and 1/4 cup
How to Prepare:
1) Mix Milk Powder and Cocoa Powder in a bowl. Keep aside.
2) Powder Walnuts moderately in a mixer grinder or make tiny pieces using hand.
3) In a pan, add Sugar and Water. Heat and prepare sugar syrup like you would for say, Gulab Jamoon. When the sugar syrup turns little sticky, add butter to it until the butter melts. Once the butter melts, add Milk Powder and Coco Powder mixture from Step 1 to the syrup.
4) Next add Walnut pieces from Step 2 to the syrup. Stir this mixture well until it becomes thick and separates out from the bottom of the pan.
5) Pour the paste on a plate greased with Ghee (Clarified Butter). Sprinkle little Walnut powder on it and upon cooling, cut into diamond shape as seen in the image.
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Hi Hema,
I did try out the Walnut Fudge. But I had to use cashew nuts instead of walnuts. It came out very well. And it was delicious and soft.
However, once I put in the dry ingredients to the butter and sugar mixture, the butter separated from the rest of the mixture. So I drained the liquid butter and put only the mixture on to the prepared tray. Just wanted to check with you is it normal for the butter to separate? (Thought it’s better to use unsalted butter just something that I thought I should share)
Thanks very much for sharing your recipes with us.
Hi Melb. Sorry could not reply you immediately. It is a festival season in India, and I was away.
Always use unsalted butter to prepare Walnut fudge or any other sweets. Once the Sugar syrup is ready, add unsalted butter to the syrup. Once the butter melts (heat in low flame until butter melts) add dry ingredients immediately. If you leave butter to itself longer than that, then butter turns to Ghee or Clarified butter. So by following this step butter never separates from the mixture. I think you have used salted butter, so it has separated from the sugar syrup.
If you have more doubts, let me know. Thanks for asking.
Oh I think it’s Deewali over there. Happy Deewali to you and your family!!! You must be busy preaparing all the goddies
))
Actually, I tried both with salte and unsalted butter. But both times the butter seperated. Think I kept the butter too long before I put in the dry ingrediants.
But at the end the fudge was really good. My family and friends loved it. Next I’m going to try the Stuffed Rotti
Thanks Hema
Thanks Melb for the wishes
It was actually Navarathri/Dusshera here and Diwali is approaching really fast…
Glad to hear that your family liked the fudge. Good luck with stuffed roti
Let me know any time you need help…
Sorry about the mixed up in the wishes
. Hope you’ll had a great time anyways 
Yep, we continue to have good time till the Diwali is over this month. Thanks Melb! – Hema