You can use a cooking spray to spray the foil, but you will need to be generous with the oil so the hot cocoa fudge doesn’t stick. Pour sweetened condensed milk in a medium pot. Turn the stove ...

My Grandma Gwen didn’t leave behind many recipes. As far as I’ve learned from my mom, she was a stereotypical cook for her ...

So, if you're cooking or baking and something calls for fresh milk which you don't have in your fridge, rather than head to the grocery store, you could just substitute evaporated milk (not to be ...

Evaporated milk (or milk which has had almost two-thirds of its water removed) is a canned pantry superstar that's deliciously versatile for use in coffee, tea, and hot chocolate as well as ultra ...

This really is the easiest fudge ever thanks to chocolate pudding mix. The store-bought shortcut helps the candy set quickly—no fussing with a thermometer required. We mix in additional cocoa powder ...

all-purpose flour, baking powder, ground anise seed, ground elychee/cardamom, ground nutmeg, custard powder, cinnamon, coconut milk powder, unsalted butter (cold), evaporated milk (may need more or ...

This chocolate fudge frosting will make you think again ... With mixer on low speed, gradually add powdered sugar and cocoa, beating just until combined, about 1 minute. Add chocolate, espresso ...

sago/tapioca pearls, custard powder or cornstarch, milk, egg, sugar (less sweet) - can go up to 45g sugar, evaporated milk, butter ...