Tuesday, June 7, 2011

Tea on Tuesday

I am once again joining Kimmie at Art in Red Wagons for Tea on Tuesday. In frustrating times, chocolate is required, and homemade fudge definitely fits the bill.

I have had a hard time posting the past couple of days. Internet Explorer kept giving me a security certificate error so I switched to Google Chrome and all is well.

Fantasy Fudge: Heat to boiling 1-1/2 sticks of butter, 3 cups sugar and 1 small can of evaporated milk. Simmer for 5 minutes. Let stand for 3 minutes. Blend in 1 package of chocolate chips, then mix in one jar of marshmallow creme. Add 1 tsp vanilla and 1 cup of chopped walnuts or pecans. Pour into buttered 13x9 pan. Cool in fridge to set.

Coconut is a perfect pairing with chocolate so this canister of coconut chai came home with me the other day.
Hope you are having a terrific Tuesday! Friendship blessings, Tammy

26 comments:

  1. Hiya Tammy,
    I love fudge, and your's looks delish! I really like that there is so much flavor packed into such small bites!
    Maureen

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  2. Hmmm, wonder if Google Chrome would work for me as well. Although I heard someplace that Chrome wants to take over everything on a computer. I'll have to re-look into it.
    A friend told me to unclick the "keep me signed in" box when posting and that seems to help.

    Anywho...........chocolate does INDEED seem to be required. And ice cream. I had a small cup last night 'just because'.

    Hope you are able to relax soon.

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  3. Chocolate and tea have to help. My husband makes Fantasy Fudge at Christmas. Except he calls it his "World Famous Fudge". Have a good day Tammy. Diane

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  4. Hi Tammy,
    Fudge is my favourite, it was my Grandmas' favourite too and she lived until she was 102 years old. So, I think we should eat some regularly and live to a ripe old age.
    Have fun, Angela.

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  5. Chocolate and coconut!! Are you trying to fatten me up even more. :) YUM!!!

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  6. I definately agree, in frustrating times chocolate is required, and in happy times and funny times and sad times... well you know I LOVE chocolate!

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  7. I can't eat much chocolate...it gives me a headache....guess that might be a blessing/ha

    Last night I made spaghetti for dinner. It just didn't have any flavor to me. I think it was due to my sore throat but later I got out the good ole salty ruffles and devoured them with a reese cup...yep I could taste those two! I like chips and choc. together.....

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  8. oh your fudge sounds fabulous!! yummy!! it has been 90 degrees here, and sticky!! been doing the gardening early... very early!!! xox

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  9. Hey Tammy! I hope the chocolate did the trick for you. Fudge is so awesome, especially homemade! Have a great week.

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  10. Loving NMerchant ... that song is oh so wonderful...a fav of mine!

    Thank you for this sweet and tempting T post Tammy...yummm!
    oxo
    p.s. and YES chocolate is good medicine indeed

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  11. Wanna hear something funny?
    I love love love love love love chocolate.....

    but I cannot stand fudge!
    my hubby loves it though...so I might have to give it a try! thanks for sharing!

    ciao bella



    creative carmelina


    I should really finish up cleaning the house now....

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  12. You always have the most interesting teas. Love tea. :)

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  13. Coconut tea with a piece of fudge sounds absolutely divine! One could almost forget all of their troubles! I am so sorry you are in suffering heat right now. I notice your ball of yarn and imagine you are cooped up indoors trying to stay cool! I hope the tea and fudge transports you :)

    Happy tea day! Kimmie

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  14. Your fudge sounds WONDERFUL. And here is more wonderfulness... you are my next runner up for my Tea Tuesday giveaway, so send me your snail mail address so I can send you some rabbit cards in the mail!

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  15. Mmmm that fudge looks so yummy !! I've had problems with blogger/ google and posting comments, I noticed that Jan who commented above recommended unclicking the 'keep me signed in ' button, yey it has worked, thank you Jan, I can now comment again. xx

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  16. Mmmm...fudge...my Mom used to make the best fudge for Christmas and Valentine's Day!

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  17. YUMMO ! that fudge sounds so delicious, probably need to do several hours on the treadmill after, but I would worry about that later. Love coconut too so your Chi sounds interesting. Most Chi has too much spice in it for my taste so if the coconut dominated I would be a happy soul....especially if I had a piece of fudge to go with it lol. Happy Tea Tuesday to you. xx

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  18. Just popping by to let you know we are as hot as you....high 90s again... but the humidity....is the worst. How's about a glass of Ice Tea.

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  19. HI TAMMY,
    YOUR FUDGE SOUNDS YUMMY, AND I NEVER HAD COCONUT TEA, I BET THAT TASTE REALLY GOOD. DO YOU PUT MILK IN IT OR DRINK IT PLAIN? I WAS HAVING TROUBLE WITH MY BLOG TOO, SO I SWITCHED TO GOOGLE CHROME, KNOCK WOOD, IT IS WORKING REALLY WELL.
    HAVE A NICE DAY. RIZZI

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  20. coconut chai sounds exotic...and chocolates...yummmm thanks for sharign these with us Tammy... happy week to you!!

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  21. Yummy, thanks for the recipe :) love fudge! And anything chocolate! And a nice cup of tea goes well with crocheting too :) whatcha making?

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  22. Oh yes chocolate is the answer. Gotta get me some. Is your school out yet?
    QMM

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  23. I adore fudge and use that same recipe! Now I think I'll have to make me some :-)
    I hope the chocolate helped lift your spirits!

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  24. Oh, chocolate...this is most definitely a chocolate-needing day for me, sweet friend!

    Hope your chocolate helped you today--off to try some myself!

    Lots of love sent your way...

    Julie

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  25. I'm not a fan of fudge (not keen on the texture) but that coconut chai tea sounds amazing! Chocolate and tea are certainly a great combo ~ :)

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  26. Chocolate is almost as wonderful as a good friend. MISS YOU, DEAR!!

    XOXO
    Renee

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