This
creation came to me just the other evening while I was waiting for one of my
cakes to finish baking. We happened to
be having a particularly chilly night here in Florida (a nice brisk 50-something
degrees) and it felt like autumn was in the evening air.
So I decided to come up with an autumn-inspired
fudgy dessert. The combination may seem
a little odd...after all, who puts spices and pumpkin together with peanut butter? But I promise, this
unexpected combo had a delicious result and there wasn't one person complaining
when I sampled it. I hope you enjoy this
unique creation!
Here’s
what you’ll need…
1
Cup Brown Sugar
1
Cup Sugar
½
Cup Heavy Whipping Cream
1
tbsp Pumpkin puree
4
tbs Butter (half stick)
2
tsp Cinnamon
2
tsp Nutmeg
1
tsp Clove
2
Cups Whole Oats
¾
Cup Creamy Peanut Butter
In a saucepan over medium heat, melt together
the sugars, pumpkin, butter, and spices in the cream. The ingredients will begin to combine as it
gets warmer. Then raise the heat until
the mixture begins to boil and stir continuously so it doesn't scorch on the
bottom.
Once it has boiled for three
minutes, take off the heat and stir in the oats and peanut butter.
*Brian’s tip after you have added in the oats
and peanut butter you can also add in an additional 2/3 to 1 cup of powdered
sugar. This will insure that your fudge set up correctly, and I don’t know
about you but I personally like my fudge to be a little sweeter than my average
dessert.
Scoop
mixture either on to a cookie sheet or into cube silicon molds. I suggest using the molds personally, because it
makes the perfect little bites of fudge. If using a cookie sheet, you can cut it into
pieces after it has set up. Place the
fudge straight into the fridge and allow to harden, which usually takes about
an hour. Serve and enjoy!
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