Making Fudge When It Rains at Jasmine Disher blog

Making Fudge When It Rains. Because excessive softness in candy results from high relative humidity, cook hard candies, such as nut brittle, to 2 degrees higher than the temperature your recipe calls for. The additional 2 degrees in cooking temperature will compensate for moisture in the air, so your candy will still have the correct texture. On a humid day, once the candy has cooled to the point where it is no longer evaporating moisture into the air, it can actually start. Using this temperature rule and our 15 tips to make the best fudge, you're guaranteed silky smooth fudge each time. You can have all the tools in the world on hand, but without some tried and true techniques, your attempt at making foolproof fudge might not. I know the general idea is 234°f or 112°c, but i can remember we had a humidity sensor reading, and that had to be used in a calculation to. When making fudge on a damp, humid day it will need to boil to a higher temperature in the pan and when it's left to cool and set it will be a little softer. That doesn’t mean you can’t make fudge on a damp,.

Because excessive softness in candy results from high relative humidity, cook hard candies, such as nut brittle, to 2 degrees higher than the temperature your recipe calls for. You can have all the tools in the world on hand, but without some tried and true techniques, your attempt at making foolproof fudge might not. The additional 2 degrees in cooking temperature will compensate for moisture in the air, so your candy will still have the correct texture. On a humid day, once the candy has cooled to the point where it is no longer evaporating moisture into the air, it can actually start. I know the general idea is 234°f or 112°c, but i can remember we had a humidity sensor reading, and that had to be used in a calculation to. Using this temperature rule and our 15 tips to make the best fudge, you're guaranteed silky smooth fudge each time. When making fudge on a damp, humid day it will need to boil to a higher temperature in the pan and when it's left to cool and set it will be a little softer. That doesn’t mean you can’t make fudge on a damp,.

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Making Fudge When It Rains Using this temperature rule and our 15 tips to make the best fudge, you're guaranteed silky smooth fudge each time. On a humid day, once the candy has cooled to the point where it is no longer evaporating moisture into the air, it can actually start. Using this temperature rule and our 15 tips to make the best fudge, you're guaranteed silky smooth fudge each time. The additional 2 degrees in cooking temperature will compensate for moisture in the air, so your candy will still have the correct texture. That doesn’t mean you can’t make fudge on a damp,. When making fudge on a damp, humid day it will need to boil to a higher temperature in the pan and when it's left to cool and set it will be a little softer. You can have all the tools in the world on hand, but without some tried and true techniques, your attempt at making foolproof fudge might not. I know the general idea is 234°f or 112°c, but i can remember we had a humidity sensor reading, and that had to be used in a calculation to. Because excessive softness in candy results from high relative humidity, cook hard candies, such as nut brittle, to 2 degrees higher than the temperature your recipe calls for.