I will keep this brief. You have a hot chocolate fudge sauce to make and there isn’t a moment to lose. This can be used hot and poured over ice cream or a simple instant ice cream. Then when cold it is an awesome icing for cupcakes or cakes. To use cold, just let it cool to being thick enough to dollop onto a cupcake, and refrigerate a further 30mins to 1 hour to set it before serving.
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Chocolate Sundae Fudge Sauce Recipe
Ingredients
- 50 g cocoa powder (dutch processed or raw cacao)
- 120 g butter
- 100 ml rice malt syrup (or honey for GAPS, but only 80g honey as the sweetness is more intense
- 1 pinch salt or a heaped tsp cinnamon for a sweet spicy note
Instructions
- Simply pop cocoa powder, butter and rice malt syrup (or honey) in a small pan on medium and mix until combined just for 2-3 minutes – Add a pinch of sea salt for extra salty zing or cinnamon.
- Serve hot or cool and top cakes and cupcakes. It is immensely enjoyable and far, far too simple.
Comments 6
So rich and delicious! Do you ever make it in the Thermomix or any reason why not?
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Nope – Single saucepan, no blades to clean… no brainer! 🙂
So delicious but mine split and became half melted butted and half clumpy chocolate. What did I do wrong? Heat too high? Would love a smooth consistency next time. Thanks!
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Emma I am SO sorry I didn’t see this last year – Not sure how! Anyhoo, So glad you like the taste, but that’s no good at all! It might be the type of butter. To ensure maximum success chance, I’d melt the butter and rice malt together first, and then whisk in the chocolate powder. That should make it fool proof x
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Yes mine split too when I used unsalted butter. I’ve had success with this when I used salted butter.