Hey, Char!
The candy experimentation continues!
I finally got around to trying your microwave version of our ever-evolving "better living through erythritol/zero carb syrup" fudge recipe!
For those who might have missed it in an earlier thread, it goes like this: <BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>
1/2 cup erythritol
3/4 tsp. NF Vanilla liquid Splenda base (I have the 0 Carb Syrup too but thought the vanilla on this might lend itself well....)
1/2 cup cream
1/3 cup cocoa
1 T. regular butter (didn't have unsalted!)
1 T. DaVinci chocolate syrup
Few drops real vanilla extract
Small handful broken pecans
Cooked all except the butter, DV, and vanilla in the microwave (the ONLY way I cook candy!) - 2 minutes, stirred well, 1 minute, stirred well, 1 minute, stirred well, 45 seconds - soft ball! (Your MW mileage may vary - mine is older and 700 watts.)
Added the butter, DV and vanilla, and let sit as long as I could stand it. I kept moving the bowl around on the counter to a cool spot every few minutes. (Patience, I ain't got none of!) When it was cool enough to touch the bottom (and I used an 8 quart Pyrex batter bowl, BTW) I beat in the butter and stuff. When it started to stiffen up just a bit, I stirred in the nuts, then poured it into a buttered 3 cup disposable ZipLoc plastic container. And INTO the fridge she went!
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I did everything exactly as you described, except (there's always and "except", right?) the timing was a little different due to my new "turbo charged" microwave AND, since I now have some, just had to use VCO instead of the butter. LOL! Works fine.
Wonderful, wonderful! I've never made candy of any kind in a microwave and it's just so easy!
It's setting up in the fridge, as we speak, and I'll be happy to be taking some with me to the office tomorrow.
Thanks for this great recipe.
Maggie
5'1" ~~ Atkins since '98 (160+)
Maintaining nicely (110 +/-)
~~ Redhead until further notice!
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