Cream Cheese Chocolate Coffee Fudge
This recipe is super simple to make and as I found out yesterday goes extremely well with tea brewed from fresh mint leaves. I still need to work on getting a thicker texture though, maybe then I can stop calling this “fudge”
Cream Cheese Chocolate Coffee Fudge
- 500g of cream cheese
- 600g of baker’s chocolate
- 3/4 cup sugar
- 1/4 cup heavy cream
- a double shot of espresso or a cup of coffee reduced to 1/3 of the liquid
- Muslin or cheesecloth
- Start a double boiler (a bowl set on top of a pot of boiling water, N.B.: don’t let the boiling water touch the bowl) and put all the chocolate in peices into the bowl.
- Add the sugar to the cream cheese in a bowl and use a fork to incorporate. The cream cheese should get considerably softer after a bit of work.
- Add the heavy cream to the cream cheese and work it in again
- At this point the chocolate should be melted completely, add it and the coffee/espresso to the cream cheese and mix thoroughly
- For the next part I used a muffin tin but any mold of any shape will work. Cut 6″ squares of the cheesecloth and place it in a muffin tin. Spoon in the mixture to the brim and then fold the remaining muslin over the mixture, covering it completely and creating a little package. Do this for the rest of the tins.
- Place in your freezer and let set over night.
Note that alternatively you can add 1/2 cup of heavy cream instead of 1/4 cup and you will get a much softer consistency. In this case you can set the fudge in glasses and present it as a mousse.

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project for next weekend!!