And no sauce better stands out on ice cream than hot fudge. This sweet concoction is sold in the ice cream toppings section of most grocery stores or can be made at home with two ingredients ...

This recipe makes soft, melt-in-the-mouth fudge, so if you prefer your fudge on the chewier-side, boil it for 5 minutes longer when your mixture passes the iced water test. Why not tailor your ...

Melt butter or margarine with chocolate over lightly boiling water. Mix in sugar and milk. When combined, add vanilla. To prevent grainy texture, be sure to heat sufficiently so sugar crystals melt.

If you’ve been looking for a rich, velvety Hot Fudge Sauce recipe to drizzle over your favorite desserts, you’ve found it!

Melt the butter in a medium bowl and whisk in the cocoa. Whisk in the flour, sugar and eggs and mix well. Pour into a greased 9 inch pie dish and bake 24 minutes at 350 degrees.